This year we will begin to make the location of individual missing buildings visible again.
The Nurses and hospital wings was demolished in 1832 because it was no longer needed after the dissolution of the monastery (light grey building no. 7).
Unfortunately, no image of this wing has survived.
The foundation walls of the building will soon be made visible by paving strips.
The roadside Granary Unfortunately, it burnt down to its foundations in 1914 because there were not enough men in the village to put out the fire due to the war (light grey building no. 11).
Today, cars are parked in this area.
The foundation walls of the building should also be made visible by paving strips as soon as possible.
The oil mill has also disappeared. Two residential buildings now stand on the same spot.
The walls of the vanished granary were marked with paint on the pavement.
Also the Grain and sawmills on the other side of the street are not recognized today. This has changed with the installation of the mill wheel and reconstructed sawmill foundations.
Inner front of the mill building
The ruined wall of the granary was also in need of renovation:
