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The Krameramtsstuben are located in the immediate neighborhood of the main church St. Michaelis (Michel). The Krameramtsstuben at Krayenkamp in the Hamburg Neustadt are the last closed courtyard development of the 17th century in the Hanseatic city and the oldest row house settlement in Hamburg. Th…The Krameramtsstuben are located in the immediate neighborhood of the main church St. Michaelis (Michel). The Krameramtsstuben at Krayenkamp in the Hamburg Neustadt are the last closed courtyard development of the 17th century in the Hanseatic city and the oldest row house settlement in Hamburg. The half-timbered houses built between 1620 and 1700 were erected by the guild-like association of small traders (the Krameramt). They served as old-age provision for widows of deceased office brothers. The historic ensemble survived both the Great Fire and the bombing attacks of the Second World War unscathed and has been under monument protection since 1933. more Less Krameramtsstuben - Photo edited with AI KI-Info
The Krameramtsstuben are located in the immediate neighborhood of the main church St. Michaelis (Michel). The Krameramtsstuben at Krayenkamp in the Hamburg Neustadt are the last closed courtyard development of the 17th century in the Hanseatic city and the oldest row house settlement in Hamburg. Th…The Krameramtsstuben are located in the immediate neighborhood of the main church St. Michaelis (Michel). The Krameramtsstuben at Krayenkamp in the Hamburg Neustadt are the last closed courtyard development of the 17th century in the Hanseatic city and the oldest row house settlement in Hamburg. The half-timbered houses built between 1620 and 1700 were erected by the guild-like association of small traders (the Krameramt). They served as old-age provision for widows of deceased office brothers. The historic ensemble survived both the Great Fire and the bombing attacks of the Second World War unscathed and has been under monument protection since 1933. more Less Krameramtsstuben - Foto bearbeitet mit KI KI-Info
Die Krameramtsstuben liegen in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zur Hauptkirche St. Michaelis (Michel). Die Krameramtsstuben am Krayenkamp in der Hamburger Neustadt sind die letzte geschlossene Hofbebauung des 17. Jahrhunderts in der Hansestadt und die älteste Reihenhaussiedlung Hamburgs. Die zwischen 1…Die Krameramtsstuben liegen in unmittelbarer Nachbarschaft zur Hauptkirche St. Michaelis (Michel). Die Krameramtsstuben am Krayenkamp in der Hamburger Neustadt sind die letzte geschlossene Hofbebauung des 17. Jahrhunderts in der Hansestadt und die älteste Reihenhaussiedlung Hamburgs. Die zwischen 1620 und 1700 erbauten Fachwerkhäuser wurden von der zunftartigen Vereinigung der Kleinhändler (dem Krameramt) errichtet. Sie dienten als Altersversorgung für Witwen verstorbener Amtsbrüder. Das historische Ensemble überstand sowohl den Großen Brand als auch die Bombenangriffe des Zweiten Weltkriegs unbeschadet und steht seit 1933 unter Denkmalschutz. more Less