This castle was originally constructed as a fortress in the 1200's and the only visible part still left is the keep, the tall thin building. The painter Veit Hirsvogel the Younger is the only person to do a pen and ink of how it looked at that time. We took a tour of the inside of the castle. The Princely apartments as they are called were beautiful. I call them the blue, green yellow and red rooms. The other floors were of antiques. Take a look at all the treasures there. They were saved from the bombing by putting them underground. We did more but I will put it on the next blog.
This is our Missionary journal of what we did on a week to week basis. Some things are spiritual but most are just plain fun. We are on a Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day-Saints and we love sharing the gospel with those we meet in our journey here in Germany.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
21 Aug 2010 Aschaffenburg Schloss
This castle was originally constructed as a fortress in the 1200's and the only visible part still left is the keep, the tall thin building. The painter Veit Hirsvogel the Younger is the only person to do a pen and ink of how it looked at that time. We took a tour of the inside of the castle. The Princely apartments as they are called were beautiful. I call them the blue, green yellow and red rooms. The other floors were of antiques. Take a look at all the treasures there. They were saved from the bombing by putting them underground. We did more but I will put it on the next blog.
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