Johann Andreas Eisenbart was born on 27 March 1663 in Oberviechtach as the son of the oculist (ophthalmologist), hernia and lapidary (wound doctor) Matthias Eisenbart. He studied for ten years with his brother-in-law Alexander Biller in Bamberg, also an oculist, hernia and stone cutter. He set up his own business in Altenburg/Thuringia. His family lived here from 1685 to 1703. In 1703 Eisenbart bought the property "Zum güldenen Apfel" in Magdeburg, one of the most stately houses in this city.
On 1 September 1727, he made his will in Göttingen, in the inn "Zum schwarzen Bären". He suffered from foot gout and the consequences of a stroke. He died in Hann. Münden on 11 November 1727. However, he had probably been here earlier. The house where he died, the former inn "Zum Wilden Mann", is located at Lange Straße 79. The landlord was the master baker and innkeeper Berthold Schepeler.Johann Andreas Eisenbart was born on 27 March 1663 in Oberviechtach as the son of the oculist (ophthalmologist), hernia and lapidary (wound doctor) Matthias Eisenbart. He studied for ten years with his brother-in-law Alexander Biller in Bamberg, also an oculist, hernia and stone cutter. He set up his own business in Altenburg/Thuringia. His family lived here from 1685 to 1703. In 1703 Eisenbart bought the property "Zum güldenen Apfel" in Magdeburg, one of the most stately houses in this city.
On 1 September 1727, he made his will in Göttingen, in the inn "Zum schwarzen Bären". He suffered from foot gout and the consequences of a stroke. He died in Hann. Münden on 11 November 1727. However, he had probably been here earlier. The house where he died, the former inn "Zum Wilden Mann", is located at Lange Straße 79. The landlord was the master baker and innkeeper Berthold Schepeler.
On 1 September 1727, he made his will in Göttingen, in the inn "Zum schwarzen Bären". He suffered from foot gout and the consequences of a stroke. He died in Hann. Münden on 11 November 1727. However, he had probably been here earlier. The house where he died, the former inn "Zum Wilden Mann", is located at Lange Straße 79. The landlord was the master baker and innkeeper Berthold Schepeler.Johann Andreas Eisenbart was born on 27 March 1663 in Oberviechtach as the son of the oculist (ophthalmologist), hernia and lapidary (wound doctor) Matthias Eisenbart. He studied for ten years with his brother-in-law Alexander Biller in Bamberg, also an oculist, hernia and stone cutter. He set up his own business in Altenburg/Thuringia. His family lived here from 1685 to 1703. In 1703 Eisenbart bought the property "Zum güldenen Apfel" in Magdeburg, one of the most stately houses in this city.
On 1 September 1727, he made his will in Göttingen, in the inn "Zum schwarzen Bären". He suffered from foot gout and the consequences of a stroke. He died in Hann. Münden on 11 November 1727. However, he had probably been here earlier. The house where he died, the former inn "Zum Wilden Mann", is located at Lange Straße 79. The landlord was the master baker and innkeeper Berthold Schepeler.
Openings
- freely available
Price info
- freely available
Eligibility
Suitable for any weather
Target Group the Elderly
for Groups
for Class
for families
for individual guests
Pet allowed
for Children of all Ages
Suitable for Pushchair
Foreign Language
- German
Payment methods
- Entrance Free
Directions & Parking facilities
- The house where Doctor Eisenbart died is located in the middle of the historic old town on Lange Straße (today Rossmann).
More information
- Mounted at the level of the 1st floor, you will see the wooden statue of Doctor Ironbeard. He holds a syringe in his hand and at his feet is the "panacea" theriac.
Contact person
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
Lotzestraße 234346 Hann. MündenAuthor
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
Lotzestraße 234346 Hann. MündenOrganization
Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH
Lotezstraße 234346 Hann. MündenLicense (master data)
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