GC3VE5M Uret - Nørre Vosborg (Traditional Cache) in Denmark created by NRVOSBORG

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Hidden : 8/26/2012

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Efter at Peder Tang bliver eneejer allerede to år efter at han og hans bror købte Nørre Vosbrog, og året efter - i 1790 – opfører han den prægtige portbygning som nu bliver den nye indgang til Herregården. I 1797 bygges murene som indrammer gårdspladsen så hele bygningskomplekset får en sammenhæng. Peder Tang rejste meget og det er sandsynligt at han har ladet sig inspirere fra Holland. Peder Tang overdrager gården til sin nygifte og eneste søn Niels Kjær Tang.

Læg mærke til den lille detalje på klokketårnet i protbygningen – den har en fejl. Prøv at finde fejlen. Fejlen er indført med vilje for at understrege at vi mennesker ikke er ufejlbarlige.

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The Gate Tower is an interesting structure and for many it is synonymous with Nørre Vosborg, and one only needs to see it to understand why. Built in 1790 by Peder Tang when he owned the manor, it was inspired by Dutch architecture he had seen on a business trip abroad. Note that the face of the clock has only one hand.

A wall was build in 1797 to complete the frame of the entire comples. Some of barn complex is new. Following a fire, the south section was rebuilt in 1951. Having once provided shelter for cows, calves and pigs, it today houses a foyer and multi-purpose hall with seating for 300 persons, as well as a conference room and three hotel rooms. The north section was built in 1778. It played an important role in the bullock business in bygone days, and still retains its typical North Jutland characteristics with burned tiles, hipped thatched roofs and blue wooden doors. At one time a haymow, bullock barn and horse stalls, as well as the farm bailiff’s residence, the building now contains the hotel reception, gift shop, some hotel rooms, as well as exhibition and banquet venues.

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