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Barock Palace south-east of Pilzen, Czech Republic. Its current form is
due to major remodel by Baumeister Giacomo Antonio de Maggi begun
in 1705 and completed in 1737.
Prince-Bishop, Prince Abbot Heinrich’s nephew, Philipp Anton von
Bibra (1751-1826 ) purchased it in 1808 from Prof. Antonin Zürchauer
who himself purchase it a year earlier from František Dominik
Janovský. Weisendorf, near Erlangen, had been sold in 1785. Philip
Anton was also made a Bohemian baron.
By contract it went from Philip Anton to his son-in-law, Clemens Wenzel
von Boos zu Waldeck und Montfort, the husband his only surviving
child, Johanna Carolina Thekla Freiin von Bibra (1774-1856).
(Johanna was also the last of the Schnabelwaid , later Weisendorf
Line.) Their son, Franz Anton von Boos zu Waldeck occupied the
place in 1832.
due to major remodel by Baumeister Giacomo Antonio de Maggi begun
in 1705 and completed in 1737.
Prince-Bishop, Prince Abbot Heinrich’s nephew, Philipp Anton von
Bibra (1751-1826 ) purchased it in 1808 from Prof. Antonin Zürchauer
who himself purchase it a year earlier from František Dominik
Janovský. Weisendorf, near Erlangen, had been sold in 1785. Philip
Anton was also made a Bohemian baron.
By contract it went from Philip Anton to his son-in-law, Clemens Wenzel
von Boos zu Waldeck und Montfort, the husband his only surviving
child, Johanna Carolina Thekla Freiin von Bibra (1774-1856).
(Johanna was also the last of the Schnabelwaid , later Weisendorf
Line.) Their son, Franz Anton von Boos zu Waldeck occupied the
place in 1832.
