Huckeswagen Castle

Huckeswagen Castle is the castle of the town of Huckeswagen in the Oberbergische Kreis, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is first recorded in the year 1189. Today 2005 it suits city workplaces and an exhibition hall of neighborhood history. The mansion Huckeswagen was referenced without precedent for 1189, the checks by Huckeswagen, in any case, as of now in 1138. In 1260 the province Huckeswagen was arranged to the checks Berg, and the Huckeswagener tallies moved to Moravia. Later on the palace of the royal lady Margarete von Hochstaden filled in as a widow's seat.

To consistent Verpfandungen of Huckeswagen during the following centuries the name changed in 1397 into castle. Amid the next century the chateau was generally in a terrible state, until it came to in 1884 at first incompletely in the ownership of the town. Later the city organization and the home gallery were suited there. Just in 2005 pieces of the city organization were emptied in the common focus worked in the previous focal station region on the Etapler place.