The establishment of the Jesuit residence in Coesfeld took place in 1627. The Jesuit order created a presence here that influenced the spiritual life of the town for a period. Following the Jesuits, the monastery was taken over by Franciscan Observants, who continued the site's tradition and further utilized the building ensemble.
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Jesuitenniederlassung Coesfeld, später Franziskaner-Observanten
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The former Jesuit residence in Coesfeld, later utilized by Franciscan Observants, represents a historical monastic complex in North Rhine-Westphalia. Its origins date back to the 17th century, reflecting the religious and architectural evolution of the region.
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The monastery is situated in the city of Coesfeld, located in the federal state of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The region is known for its historical architecture and its landscape character in the western Münsterland.
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The former monastic buildings still bear witness to their long history and the various orders that resided here. Their architecture provides insight into the construction styles of their respective eras.
Nearby+
- Coesfeld Town Fortification (fortification, approx. 360 m away)
- Ludgerusburg Citadel (fortress, approx. 568 m away)
- Haus Loburg (castle, approx. 2078 m away)
- Varlar Castle (palace, approx. 4631 m away)
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