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pterstor-tor of the long alley

The Peterstor

- 15th Century built
- looking to the northeast
- small, with bunk overbuilt gatehouse with attachments
- square tower behind the gate at Peter Street
- Area via Gate served as a poorhouse
- was infamous for close space allocation and keeping of animals
- stone staircase with Wood railings led
room - Attached building urban Fronfeste /
prison - was demolished in 1850 with Peter's Gate / Tower 1863


Peterstor From the gate of the Long Lane

- southeast of Peterstor parallel Gartenstraße
- How Hist. Association to Garden Street 1 (From Thaler)
- Old school is on or in place of the city wall
- There was no gate, but Prob watchtower
- Mauer went south on to the outer wall old office building
- piece of wall to Kraus place> there wall high and with loopholes
- Ostschule gymnasium of the parallel well with Wall> round course visible to the lab.
- Eisenberger castle grounds
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- On Lock 2 walls: between inner city and outer lock to lock U.
- The Hist. Club came on the project to realization:
- just went through the garden wall and then curves to the long lane
- Castle was outside city wall
- to refute, however: found remains of red sandstone as Rest Castle 1677
- wall was made of yellow sandstone
- prevented wall rectangular - We consider the first outer wall
- straight line from the laboratory to the former outer gate tower
Services (in baroque usual)
- Outside only heaped in 19 century
- Expose When Wall, then in 2.5 m deep
- Continue straight wall on new kitchen and Scheithof
- demolition site> same building, we finds rest
- Scheithof directly> to wall curved floor plan
- extension crosses long lane> Wall located in cadastral

- inner wall: Arch garden with symmetrical
- alongside Castle Lane to 2 buildings along edges
- walls almost parallel to Scheithof
- Proof finds of ancient wall in the basement of house> poss. external protection to the outside, defense
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internal non-defense, but distinction between town and castle
- possibly changed more often