File:20050116500DR Meißen Schloß Siebeneichen.jpg
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Deutsch: 16.01.2005 01662 Meißen-Siebeneichen: Schloß Siebeneichen, Vierflügelanlage. Westfassade mit dem Hauptzugang. Älterer Renaissanceteil im Osten um 1550 durch
Ernst von Miltitz errichtet. Barock Dreiflügelanlage 1745-1748 unter Heinrich Gottlob von Miltitz angefügt. 1945 enteignet. In der DDR zunächst Kreisverwaltungsschule, Landesvolkshochschule, seit 1957 Klubleiterfachschule. Seit 1999 Sächsische Akademie für Lehrerfortbildung, jetzt Sächsische Bildungsinstitut. [DSCN5822.TIF]20050116500DR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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