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Deutsch: Erinnerungstafel beim zum Teil verfallenen Klosters St. Anna in der Wüste der Unbeschuhte Karmeliten bei Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge / Bezirk Bezirk Bruck an der Leitha / Niederösterreich / Österreich / Europäische Union. Aufschrift auf der Steintafel: „Kloster St. Anna in der Wüste. 1644 gegründet von Eleonora von Mantua. 1683 Von den Türken niedergebrannt, später wieder aufgebaut. 1783 von Kaiser Joseph II aufgelassen. Das von einer 4,5 km langen Mauer eingeschlossene Klostergebiet umfasst 106 Hektar. Dem Kloster angeschlossen waren: 7 Einsiedeleien, Meierhof, Fischteiche, Steinbrüche und Kalkbrennereien. Übersichtsplan nach einem Stich von Lm. Lerch 1689. Legende (Ortsbezeichnungen): Kirche, Betchor, Turm, Sakristei, Bibliothek, Klostergang, Gästekapellen, Klostergang, Klostertor, Konferenzzimmer, Speisesaal, Küche, Spülraum, Vorratskammer, Schneiderwerkstätte, Waschküche, Bäckerei, Zellen der Laienbrüder, Eremitenzellen u. Gärtchen, Atrium, Lindenallee."
English: Church of the ruined monastery "In the desert" near the village Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge / Lower Austria / Austria / EU. Inscription on the stone tablet: Monastery of St. Anna in the desert. Founded in 1644 by Eleonora of Mantua. burned down in 1683 by the Turks, and later rebuilt. Abandoned in 1783 by Emperor Joseph II. That included a 4.5 km long wall monastery area covers 106 hectares. Were connected to the monastery: 7 cottages of a hermits, farm, fish ponds, quarries and lime kilns. General plan after an engraving by Lm Lerch 1689th Legend (place name): Church, Betchor, tower, vestry, library, cloisters, guest chapels, cloister, monastery, conference rooms, dining room, kitchen, washroom, pantry, tailor shop, laundry, bakery, cells of the lay brothers, hermit cells and little garden, atrium, Avenue of lime trees. |
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