St. Wolfgang Castle Chapel, Heitzenhofen
St. Wolfgang Castle Chapel, Heitzenhofen
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St. Wolfgang Castle Chapel, Heitzenhofen
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In the 15th century, Albrecht von Murach zu Guteneck, judge and administrator of Lengenfeld Castle, is documented as having purchased a mill from the Niedermünster convent. In 1459, Hans Moller bought the estate and fishing rights at Heitzenhofen from the previous owner. With the permission of Dukes Sigmund and Johann, Moller was allowed to build a grinding mill here in 1460. The Moller family had a bridge built over the Naab River in 1563. After the Thirty Years' War, the mill in Heitzenhofen fell into disuse, and iron production was never resumed.
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The current chapel was built around 1715 by Ignaz von Kuchler, the then lord of the manor. Previously, a Holy Cross Chapel existed on this site, which was already described as dilapidated in 1665. The new chapel was dedicated to St. Wolfgang of Regensburg.
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