The beginnings of the town Dobra are from the 13th to the 14th centuries
The beginnings of the town Dobra are from the 13th to the 14th centuries. Dobra was located near the old and very important trade route, leading from Wroclaw through Syców and Kalisz to Torun. On April 14, 1631, the Prince of Ziębice-Olesnica, Karl Friedrich Podiebrad, started the construction of the castle (the cornerstone). The castle was built by the princes of the Piasts, who founded the castle complex in nearby Oleśnica.
Already on September 29, 1632, it was completed, and since the name of the founder changed the name of the settlement to Carlsbad (castle Charles). In 1633 the castle was "decorated" with a high defensive tower. What was the building that was built at the backwaters of the river of Dobra? Probably the entrance was decorated with a rich cartouche with the Prince's coat of arms, analogous to that of the Olešnice castle gate. The typical earthen walls were covered by the building.
In 1647, in the book of baptism of the church in Dobra is castellan (castle administrator) Georg Neugeburg. In 1727, Prince Carl Friedrich von Wittemberg-Oels, reigning in Oleśnica in 1707-1737, leased the castle together with the farm and the farm adjacent to him, to one Wenceslaus Sturz.
After his death, he took over the lease, his son-in-law Thomas Baldowski. Oleic Oils bordered on native Polish terrains, eg the Mindy district. Baldowski died on April 14, 1775, after he inherited the lease, also son-in-law, Carl Friedrich Reitsch, whose daughter was released as Prince Amtsrat (Amtsrat) Wilhelm Seeliger, who then moved to Dobroszyc (died May 14, 1810). From 1798 to 8 XI 1803 the tenant was Caspar Balthasar Jäckel. Then Johan Friedrich Hüber and Johan Friedrich Züchner until 1826. After his death Karl Wilhelm Seeling and his son-in-law took over after him, also a prince's official, in 1850-59 he also ruled Opelnu and Neugarten.
The court performed various functions. An unnecessary prince family housed a granary, warehouse, inn. Some report that also the Prince's archive (perhaps only in times of wars). The fact that at the court since 1675 housed the residence of the widow, he has not been confirmed by reliable historians.
The next tenant of the estate was Edwin Seelinger, who died unconditionally in 1905. Over these years, both Dominas (Dobra and Karlsburg) were in the possession of one family. Lutsch in 1889 states that the manor was already a ruined granary (Schüttboden). Then he took over the lease of Kurt Fischer (1881-1918) from Sorau / Zary. Probably killed in an unfortunate accident. He was buried in the cemetery in Dobra. His grave has survived to the present day.
Kurt Fischer, known as superintendent of fiefdoms, the last tenant of Karlsburg, initiated the rebuilding of the manor in 1909-1910. The authors of the catalog of monuments say that the project was made by the Berlin architect Struckmann, and the work was led by architect Templin. This fact is confirmed by the authors of the catalog of monuments, without providing any sources. Shortly after the death of her husband, Carolla married D. Renner, the Dragon's captain, who served in the church and in the veteran organization founded in 1924. In September 1930, after the sale of the estate, the Renner family moved to Wroclaw and the captain initiated Building of the statue of the Count von Ritshofen's captain. His two sons fell on the front of World War II. After the war, the castle served as House Repatriant, and then acted as the House of Creative Work. The castle also housed a rural school.
In 1994 the castle went into private hands.
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