Muthaus
A Muthaus, also Mushaus or Moshaus (~palas)is the German term for a residential, storage or refectory (dining) building connected with a castle. It is sometimes also called a Turmhaus (literally: tower house). In the 19th century German encyclopaedia, Meyers Konversationslexikon, under the entry for "castle" it states: An important function of a Muthaus was its role as a dining hall. In South Lower Saxony and East Westphalia six such buildings have survived from the 14th century: The Mushaus of Lindau Castle
* Tower house of Lichtenau Castle
* The Oldenburg near Marienmünster
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Muthaus
A Muthaus, also Mushaus or Moshaus (~palas)is the German term for a residential, storage or refectory (dining) building connected with a castle. It is sometimes also called a Turmhaus (literally: tower house). In the 19th century German encyclopaedia, Meyers Konversationslexikon, under the entry for "castle" it states: An important function of a Muthaus was its role as a dining hall. In South Lower Saxony and East Westphalia six such buildings have survived from the 14th century: The Mushaus of Lindau Castle
* Tower house of Lichtenau Castle
* The Oldenburg near Marienmünster
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A Muthaus, also Mushaus or Mos ...... Turmhaus of Altenburg Castle.
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Ein Muthaus (auch Mus- oder Mo ...... aus des Schlösschen Altenburg.
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A Muthaus, also Mushaus or Mos ...... ldenburg near Marienmünster
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Ein Muthaus (auch Mus- oder Mo ......
* Dreckburg bei Salzkotten
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