Capital of the polder lands of the Elchniederung, aka the Elk Valley
Having come through the Second World War unscathed, it was used as a storehouse in the post-war years until it burned down in 1995
Undamaged in the Second World War, it stood unused and gradually fell into ruin in the post-war years
It was dismantled during a flood in 1958, and its stones were used to reinforce a washed-out dam
A landmark in the north-eastern part of the Kaliningrad Region. Restoration is under way, but slowly
After the war the church, like all of Heinrichswalde, was in excellent condition. A warehouse was set up in the building
A building untypical of Prussia. A successful example of a blend of the Neo-Romanesque and Neo-Gothic styles
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