The four-storey, neo-Romanesque building (also known as the Körnermagazin by the people of Minden) was built in 1835 as part of the Minden fortress and covers an area of 3,360 square metres.
The attic is equipped with a bombardment beam ceiling and a snow floor.
The exterior walls are faced with Porta sandstone.
Together with the neighbouring army bakery, the building served to ensure that the Prussian army had enough supplies within the fortress walls. In the final days of the Second World War, the building was set on fire by German troops as they were clearing the left bank of the Weser.
The provisions storehouse was completely burnt out and remained a ruin for 30 years before it was renovated and has since housed a school for second-chance education, the Weser-Kolleg.
The attic is equipped with a bombardment beam ceiling and a snow floor.
The exterior walls are faced with Porta sandstone.
Together with the neighbouring army bakery, the building served to ensure that the Prussian army had enough supplies within the fortress walls. In the final days of the Second World War, the building was set on fire by German troops as they were clearing the left bank of the Weser.
The provisions storehouse was completely burnt out and remained a ruin for 30 years before it was renovated and has since housed a school for second-chance education, the Weser-Kolleg.
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Price info
This is the Weser-Kolleg, a school.
General information
Parking Available
Eligibility
Bad Weather Offer
Suitable for any weather
for Groups
for Class
for families
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
Foreign Language
German
Payment methods
Entrance Free, no entrance possible
Directions & Parking facilities
Located directly at the Martinikirchhof. You will also find parking facilities here.
More information
The former provisions magazine is now home to the Weser College. The building can therefore only be viewed from the outside.
Contact person
License (master data)
Minden Marketing GmbH
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