Mühlschlössl
Austria
The Mühlschlössl is a small castle on the edge of the Volksgarten in Lend, the fourth district of Graz, and its name most likely comes from where it stands: on the left of the Mühlgang, the old mill channel, no more than 50 metres from the Marienmühle. That 'most likely' matters, because the source offers it as probable rather than certain. What is certain is the building's later purpose. The Protestant congregation bought it in 1908 as a parish house and adapted it in 1910, and from 1912 the Protestant Kreuzkirche rose directly against its south-west side, consecrated in 1914. When you stand here, church and little castle read as one ensemble.
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