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Description	Deutsch: Maria-Luise-Kromer-Haus, Bruderhalde 23, Hinterzarten; Blick aus dem Titisee Schlossähnliches Hauptgebäude mit Gärtnerhaus, von 1905 bis 1907 vom Villinger Architekten Karl Nägele für die Berliner Familie von Baerle als Sommerresidenz am Titisee erbaut. Namensgeberin Maria Luise von Baerle, einzige Tochter des Erbauers und Kunsthistorikers, war später Ehefrau von Carl-Theodor Kromer. Sie stellten das Haus nach Kriegsende dem Katholischen Frauenbund zur Unterbringung von Kriegswaisen zur Verfügung, bevor es 195? an die Badenwerk AG verkauft und als Kindererholungsheim genutzt wurde. Nach Sanierungsmaßnahmen in den Jahren 1998/99 wird das Haus, das seinen Namen 1968 von Hans Filbinger erhalten hatte, von EnBW für Seminar- und Erholungszwecke genutzt.[1]
Date	25 September 2017, 10:03:58
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Author	Irene Flesch Baldin

Camera location	47° 53′ 33.14″ N, 8° 08′ 13.09″ E	View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap	47.892539; 8.136969

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