Founded in 1788 by members of Minden's upper class, the "Ressource" (renamed "Gesellschaft zur Weserklause" in 1915) initially owned a house on the market square (no. 22). The Minden architect August Kelpe designed the neo-baroque building with its picturesque silhouette as part of the building group with the government and district house. The prestigious public rooms such as the banqueting hall, dining room and library were located on the mezzanine floor, while all the utility rooms were in the basement. In the spacious gardens on the former fortress grounds, part of the fortress moat became a "swan pond".
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Parking is available directly on site at the so-called "Alte Regierung".
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