Mücka Manor

The manor was a male fief of the von Gersdorf family since 1614. In 1638, the Mücka Hof and a farm burned down. Mrs. Esther Veronika von Gersdorf sold the fiefdom of Micko in 1648 to her "dear husband" Hans Christoph von Nostiz of Quolsdorf.

Already in 1657, Rudolf von Penzig was enfeoffed with it; in 1662, his sons inherited it from him, who sold it to Hans Christoph von Nostitz in 1665. In 1672, it was in the possession of Eleuther von Temritz. After his death in 1686, it was confirmed to his widow Victoria Tugendreich, née von Kyaw (by then Mrs. von Wehlen), in 1699 as allodium and inheritance. Upon her death in 1717, she bequeathed the estates of Mücka, Radischolz, and Neudorf to her brother Johann Adolph von Kyaw, who died without heirs in 1737. Since 1737, it has been united with Creba. The villages of Neundorf and Ratscholz (Klein-Radisch) are mentioned as belonging to it in all feudal letters until 1812.

Until 1913, Count Johann Georg von Einsiedel was the owner of the manor, who replaced the old manor house with a new building around 1900. In December 1913, it was sold to Baron von Schlotheim from Brandenburg an der Havel. He had to auction Mücka in 1936. The manor house has been used by the municipal administration since the end of the war.