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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House, view from the lake | around 1870<\/div><\/div><\/li>\n
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House | 1912<\/div><\/div><\/li>\n
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House, view from the lake | around 1920 <\/div><\/div><\/li>\n
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House | these days<\/div><\/div><\/li>\n
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House | these days<\/div><\/div><\/li>\n <\/ul>\n <\/div>\n \n <\/div>\n<\/div>
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House (House 4)<\/h1>\n

    [\/et_pb_text][et_pb_toggle title=”SHOW THE TEXT” module_class=” et-readmore-toggle” _builder_version=”4.16″ _module_preset=”default” custom_css_main_element=”display:flex;||flex-direction: column;||align-items: center;” custom_css_toggle_title=”order:2;||padding-right:0px !important;” custom_css_toggle_content=”order:1;||padding: 0px;” global_colors_info=”{}”]The kitchen master was effectively the administrative head of the convent. Among other things, he managed the income and expenses. The building inventory that can be seen today dates mainly from the 18th century and was restructured in the early 19th century. The lakeside area of the house contains the living quarters of the kitchen master ‘s family, while the part butting onto the slope mainly contains utility rooms and sheds. The wall areas with a sophisticated design made of reddish-yellow bricks are additions and changes from the mid-19th century. The simpler gable wall facing away from the lake and made of darker bricks is a renovation from the late 19th century.<\/p>\n

    A small house between that of the kitchen master and the terraced house facing the lake plays a special role. At first it was a small independent house. It was not integrated in a conversion until the middle of the 19th century. The floor plan and furnishings of the kitchen master’s house indicate that it was used as a stately home, with utility rooms and sheds at the rear. The reception rooms facing the lake and the ladies’ retreat are accessed from a central hallway. In the same way as these rooms are aligned facing the lake and the ladies’ retreat, the kitchen, other utility rooms and additional living rooms are located on the opposite side facing the courtyard.<\/p>\n

    The walls in the living areas consist of solid brick masonry. Those in the utility rooms are half-timbered with posts and two bolt chains. Between the uprights are horizontal wooden stabilisers called “bars”. The roof structure with rafters, collar beams and a double standing truss, was made of softwood. Notable historic features include 18th- and early 19th-century windows, early 18th-century interior doors, a double-leaf front door with transom from around 1825, twelve (out of a total of 16) shutters, some double doors inside and several interior room doors, high skirting boards, floorboards, a semi-circular domed oven niche and the staircase built in 1927. The hall is paved with red and grey Oelander limestone slabs in a chess board pattern, another example of the overridingly high-quality interior design. In the areas where the outer masonry is exposed, it hardly differs from that of the terraced house adjoining at an angle. At the other end of the house a ladies’ bath was installed, probably at the beginning of the 20th century, in which the canonesses could enjoy a warm bath for a fee of 25 pfennigs.<\/p>\n

     
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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House (House 4)<\/h1>\n

    The kitchen master was effectively the administrative head of the convent. Among other things, he managed the income and expenses. The building inventory that can be seen today dates mainly from the 18th century and was restructured in the early 19th century. The lakeside area of the house contains the living quarters of the kitchen master ‘s family, while the part butting onto the slope mainly contains utility rooms and sheds. The wall areas with a sophisticated design made of reddish-yellow bricks are additions and changes from the mid-19th century. The simpler gable wall facing away from the lake and made of darker bricks is a renovation from the late 19th century.<\/p>\n

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    The walls in the living areas consist of solid brick masonry. Those in the utility rooms are half-timbered with posts and two bolt chains. Between the uprights are horizontal wooden stabilisers called “bars”. The roof structure with rafters, collar beams and a double standing truss, was made of softwood. Notable historic features include 18th- and early 19th-century windows, early 18th-century interior doors, a double-leaf front door with transom from around 1825, twelve (out of a total of 16) shutters, some double doors inside and several interior room doors, high skirting boards, floorboards, a semi-circular domed oven niche and the staircase built in 1927. The hall is paved with red and grey Oelander limestone slabs in a chess board pattern, another example of the overridingly high-quality interior design.<\/p>\n

    In the areas where the outer masonry is exposed, it hardly differs from that of the terraced house adjoining at an angle. At the other end of the house a ladies’ bath was installed, probably at the beginning of the 20th century, in which the canonesses could enjoy a warm bath for a fee of 25 pfennigs.
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    Hospital<\/span><\/p>\n

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    Smithy<\/p>\n

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    Bulwark and Promenade<\/p>\n

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    Church<\/p>\n

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    Parsonage<\/p>\n

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    Cloister Courtyard<\/p>\n

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    Refectory<\/p>\n

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    Dormitory<\/p>\n

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    Deaconess’s house<\/p>\n

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    Wall Garden<\/p>\n

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    Ladies’ Retreat<\/p>\n

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    Terraced Houses 1<\/p>\n

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    Kitchen Master\u2019s House<\/p>\n

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    Terraced Houses 2<\/p>\n

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    Administration Building<\/p>\n

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    Jail<\/p>\n

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    Engels Garden<\/p>\n

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    Burial Ground of the Conventual<\/p>\n

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