History of Evershof

 

 

 
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Photo of Evershof from 1898

 

In 1856 the farmer Claus Hinrich Evers, built Evershof near Travemünde. In those days as well as today Evershof is the only farm near the shore of the Bay of Lübeck.

 
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The barn from 1785

 

It has been in those days, when the linden-alley has been layed out, which today shapes the impressive entrance to the farm. But the manor itself is not the oldest building in here. That is the old barn on the left side of the alley. Its great door-beam carries the year 1785.
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Court of arms of the Halske family



Friedrich Evers, one of Claus Hinrich's sons, heired Evershof, but he remained childless. Thus his niece Lisa Evers heired the farm since none of her brothers survived the war (WWI). She married Kurt Halske, another farmer. His Jörn Halske got Evershof from his parents, Dieter (son of Kurt) and Irmtraud Halske, and today he manages the farm with his wife Telse Halske-Liden. They have three children.
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