Adventure LAB Bonus - Historiske steder i Rødby.
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Cachen er på N 54°41.ABC E 011°23.DEF
A = Svaret i spørgsmål 1.
B = Summen af to sidste tal i spørgsmål 5.
C = Svaret i spørgsmål 4.
D = Summen af taldene i spørgsmål 2.
E = Svaret i spørgsmål 1.
F = Svaret i spørgsmål 3. minus 2
1 Det gamle pakhus i Rødby
I 1850 opførte købmand Frederik Wilhelm Pøhler et pakhus i bunden af Rødby Fjord på en ”forhen ubebygget Plads udenfor denne Bys Østergade”.
Pøhler-slægten var i 1700- og 1800tallet driftige handelsfolk i Rødby. Pøhlers købmandsgård lå i sidste halvdel af 1800tallet i Østergade 58, og pakhusets placering var derfor velvalgt, set i forhold til afstand til både fjorden og byens handelscentrum. Pakhuset blev opført på den modsatte side af vejen ved siden af en købmandsgård i Østergade 63 der blev revet ned i 2005. Arkæologiske fund viser fx, at der ved pakhuset er fundet et stensat kajanlæg. Varetransporten blev således vægtet højt i forbindelse med pakhusets placering.
I 1983 blev pakhuset foreslået nedrevet, men Rødbys byråd modsatte sig, og bygningen blev fredet i 1984.
Pakhusets er ved sin placering midt i byen en dominerende del af bymiljøet og for indkørslen til byens centrum fra nord. Placeret i et knudepunkt midt i byen, hvor mange veje mødes, er pakhuset synligt fra alle sider.
Sydvest for pakhuset danner en stor græsplæne et åbent rum og en plads, der giver en usædvanlig status for et Pakhus. Pakhuset afspejler den dag i dag Rødbys industrielle udvikling fra landsby til handelsby.
Kille: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Det_gamle_pakhus_i_Rødby
2 Det gamle Rådhus i Rødby
Det gamle Rådhus i Rødby er opført i 1853. Det står med store romertal MDCCCLIII over indgangspartiet. I 1953 blev der foretaget en gennemgribende restaurering og ombygning. Dette årstal står også på facaden. Det gamle Rådhus er beliggende Østergade 16. Det gamle rådhus – Rødbys tredje – blev opført på en ”forhen øde plads” ved Østergade i 1853 af murermester J.C. Mertins. Det var indrettet med arrest i stueetagen og med tingstue og rådstuesal på første sal. Arresten nedlagdes i 1937. Rådhuset bærer indskriften: ”Ingen må tage sig selv Ret”. I 1953 blev rådhuset restaureret af arkitekterne Karen og Ebbe Clemmensen, København. Til rådhuset hørte et grundmuret, tegldækket sprøjtehus fra 1840. Det blev nedrevet i 1953
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk
Kilde: ”Huse i Rødby”, udgivet af Planstyrelsen og Rødby kommune 1992.
3 Willers Gård i Rødby.
Lige midt i Rødby - nærmere betegnet Vestergade 1 - ligger en gammel købmandsgård, opført i 1729. Medlemmer af Willer-slægten drev gennem generationer købmandshandel m.v. herfra. Familien Willer - eller Wilder - stammer fra en gård på det nordlige Femern. Det var en Jacob Wilder, der i 1628 flygtede fra sin fødegård og slog sig ned i Rødby. Det var voldsomme begivenheder i hjemmet under Wallensteinsoldaternes kortvarige besættelse af øen, der var den direkte årsag. En ældre bror, Drewes Wilder, blev dræbt af soldaterne, da de var nærgående overfor hans unge hustru. Sammen med Jacob flygtede også en anden ældre bror. Denne slog sig ned på Christianshavn i København, hvor navne som Wildersgade og Wilders Plads vidner om hans virke.
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Willers_Gård_i_Rødby_
Af Lollandbibliotekerne, Museum Lolland-Falster, Sydlollands Lokalhistoriske Arkiv
Kilde: Avisudklip baseret på en samtale med et medlem af Willer-slægten.
4 Rødby Kirke
Kirken er udbygget og ombygget af mange omgange. Den har således senromansk skib, gotisk tårn, langhuskor fra 1622, nordfløj fra 1728, bygget på foranledning af Frederik d. 4, samt moderne våbenhus. Kirkens skib er ombygget i renæssancen, men dets oprindelige form blev bevaret.
Kilde: Trap Danmark
Kirken har en hvis betydning for vores familie. Cache ejer er konfirmeret, vi er gift og vores datter er døbt og konfirmeret her i kirken..
Kilde:HistoriskAtlas.dk/Rødby_Kirke
Af Museum Lolland-Falster.
By Museum Lolland-Falster.
5 Stormflodsstøtten i Rødby
Stormflodsstøtten i Rødby blev rejst den 13. november 1887 til minde om stormflodskatastrofen den 13. november 1872.
Nuværende placering: Strandvej, Rødby
Indskriften på støtten lyder: "Stormflod - 13de November 1872". Stregen angiver, hvor højt vandet stod under stormfloden (3 alen og 9½ tommer).
Støtten blev rejst 15 år efter stormflodskatastrofen, altså i år 1887.
Placering: Støtten havde sin oprindelige plads ved Strandvejens udmunding i Nørregade og Nebbelundevej, på hjørnet af den grund, som nu tilhører Trælasten. Senere - formentlig midt i 1930erne - blev den flyttet ud i selve krydset (hvor der nu er en lille rundkørsel), og endelig - i august 1984 - blev den på grund af gentagne påkørsler af de omgivende granitsten flyttet til sin nuværende placering på Strandvejen, ud for den daværende Rødby kommunes administrationsbygning. Det skal i øvrigt tilføjes, at trods disse flytninger er vandstandshøjdens angivelse på støtten stadig korrekt. Endelig skal det også bemærkes, at støttens tre placeringer har været indenfor en diameter af 20- 25m.
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Stormflodsstøtten_i_RødbyKilder: C.C. Haugner: Rødby Købstad og Fuglse Herreds Søndre del, side 73. Nakskov Tidende, den 16. november 1887.
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C = The answer to question 4
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E = The answer to question 1
F = The answer to question 3 minus 2
1 The old warehouse in Rødby
In 1850, merchant Frederik Wilhelm Pøhler built a warehouse at the bottom of Rødby Fjord on a "previously undeveloped square outside this town's Østergade".
The Pøhler family were enterprising traders in Rødby in the 1700s and 1800s. Pøhler's grocery farm was located in the second half of the 19th century in Østergade 58, and the warehouse's location was therefore well chosen, seen in relation to distance to both the fjord and the city's shopping center. The warehouse was built on the opposite side of the road next to a grocery store in Østergade 63, which was demolished in 2005. Archaeological finds show, for example, that a stone quay has been found near the warehouse. The transport of goods was thus given high weight in connection with the location of the warehouse.
In 1983, the warehouse was proposed to be demolished, but Rødby's city council opposed it, and the building was listed in 1984.
By its location in the middle of the city, the warehouse is a dominant part of the urban environment and for the driveway to the city center from the north. Located in a hub in the middle of the city, where many roads meet, the warehouse is visible from all sides.
Southwest of the warehouse, a large lawn forms an open space and a space that gives an unusual status to a Warehouse. To this day, the warehouse reflects Rødby's industrial development from village to trading town.
Kille: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Det_gamle_pakhus_i_Rødby
2 The old town hall in Rødby
The old town hall in Rødby was built in 1853. It has large Roman numerals MDCCCLIII above the entrance. In 1953, a thorough restoration and rebuilding was carried out. This year is also on the facade. The old town hall is located at Østergade 16. The old town hall - Rødby's third - was built on a "previously deserted square" at Østergade in 1853 by master mason J.C. Mertins. It was furnished with arrest on the ground floor and with courtroom and town hall on the first floor. The arrest was made in 1937. The town hall bears the inscription: "No one must take himself Right". In 1953, the town hall was restored by the architects Karen and Ebbe Clemmensen, Copenhagen. To the town hall belonged a foundation-walled, tiled spray house from 1840. It was demolished in 1953.
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk
Source: "Houses in Rødby", published by the Danish Planning Agency and Rødby municipality in 1992.
3 Willers Gård in Rødby.
Right in the middle of Rødby - more precisely Vestergade 1 - is an old grocery farm, built in 1729. Members of the Willer family ran a grocery store for generations, etc. from here. The Willer family - or Wilder - comes from a farm in northern Fehmarn. It was a Jacob Wilder who in 1628 fled from his birth farm and settled in Rødby. Violent events in the home during the Wallenstein soldiers' brief occupation of the island were the direct cause. An older brother, Drewes Wilder, was killed by the soldiers as they approached his young wife. Along with Jacob, another older brother also fled. This settled in Christianshavn in Copenhagen, where names such as Wildersgade and Wilders Plads testify to his work.
Kilde:HistoriskAtlas.dk/Willers_Gård_i_Rødby_
By the Lolland Libraries, Museum Lolland-Falster, Sydlollands Lokalhistoriske Arkiv
Source: Newspaper clippings based on a conversation with a member of the Willer family.
4 Rødby Churc
The church has been expanded and rebuilt by many rounds. It thus has a late Romanesque nave, Gothic tower, longhouse choir from 1622, north wing from 1728, built at the request of Frederik the 4th, and a modern porch. The nave of the church was rebuilt in the Renaissance, but its original shape was preserved.
Source: Trap Denmark
The church has a certain significance for our family. Cache owner is confirmed, we are married and our daughter is baptized and confirmed here in the church ..
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Rødby_Kirke
5 Stormflodsstøten in Rødby
The storm surge support in Rødby was erected on 13 November 1887 in memory of the storm surge disaster on 13 November 1872.
Current location: Strandvej, Rødby
The inscription on the support reads: "Stormflod - 13th November 1872". The line indicates how high the water was during the storm surge (3 cubits and 9½ inches).
The support was raised 15 years after the storm surge disaster, that is, in the year 1887.
Location: The support had its original place at the mouth of Strandvejen in Nørregade and Nebbelundevej, on the corner of the plot, which now belongs to Trælasten. Later - probably in the mid - 1930s - it was moved to the intersection itself (where there is now a small roundabout), and finally - in August 1984 - it was moved to its current location on Strandvejen due to repeated collisions with the surrounding granite stones, next to the then Rødby municipality's administration building. It should also be added that despite these movements, the indication of the water level on the support is still correct. Finally, it should also be noted that the three locations of the support have been within a diameter of 20-25m.
Kilde: HistoriskAtlas.dk/Stormflodsstøtten_i_RødbySources: C.C. Haugner: Rødby Købstad og Fuglse Herreds Søndre del, side 73. Nakskov Tidende, den 16 november 1887.