Schlutius Family Mausoleum
Schlutius Family Mausoleum
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Schlutius Family Mausoleum
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May 24, 2025
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History
Johannes Schlutius, lord of Karow, died in 1910. His wife wanted to build him a special tomb and commissioned the Plau artist Prof. Wilhelm Wandschneider. He presented initial designs in 1911. The mausoleum, completed in 1916, is one of the most important late Wilhelminian tombs. In addition to Johannes Schlutius (11910), Hans Schlutius († 1917) and Erika Schlumus (11939) were buried here. Around 1919, the open space in front of the mausoleum was supplemented with a bronze statue of a mourner. After 1945, the tomb was unsecured and was severely damaged, partially destroyed.
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June 24, 2022
Cycling
If you come from the direction of Karow and discover the mausoleum on the right between the trees, you have already passed the inconspicuous access lane!!!
The information board is not on the road either, but set back in the aisle - easy to overlook!
If you are coming from the other direction (intersection B103-B192-L37), you can orientate yourself at the crash barrier on the left. Where this ends, there is the path to the mausoleum (hardly to be discovered in midsummer)!
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Location: Plau am See, Ludwigslust-Parchim, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany