On October 8 (2021), there was an anniversary to celebrate at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette). Because on October 8, 1956, 65 years ago, Horst Lehmann started working at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette).  In 1960, he and his wife Alice – they have already celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary - were assigned two rooms in the residential building that still exists today, which they had to make livable themselves. For example, Horst Lehmann carried out excavation work and insulation on the outer wall of the house so that the water from the cottage ditch did not press into the house. Today they live in the whole house. As long as he and his wife could, they kept chickens and rabbits; between 1970 and 1980, among other animals, there were 75 rabbits - ten years ago, there were 55 animals, including 25 rabbits. Both Horst Lehmann and his wife worked at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette), Horst Lehmann in the foundry until the company ceased operations in 2001. His three sons also worked at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette) for a time, two of them did their training at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette) and two remained loyal to the king’s hut (Koenigshuette) until the company ceased operations in 2001.

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On Friday evening, September 24, 2021, there was a movie night at the Koenigshuette (king’s hut) in Bad Lauterberg. It was planned as an open-air event, but in view of the weather forecast it was moved to the fettling shop, a section in the foundry building. Already in the morning, the set-up took place, ‘Kinowelt Herzberg’ (cinema world of Herzberg) brought the equipment for the cinema evening and chairs were set up. Before the film 'the pretty big dream' startet, there was at 7:30 p.m. a short  guided tour - owed to the late hour, which makes some stumbling blocks of the premises invisible. For the film itself, the 3G rules applied, even if it was no longer mandatory at this point due to the Corona location, but safety first. The ladies from the sewing group called ‘Naehtreff’ supplied the visitors with drinks - including wine and sparkling wine, and also with pretzels and - as befits a cinema evening - popcorn to satisfy the small appetite.

On October 1st (2021) the support group Koenigshuette (king’s hut) received two donation checks in the run-up to the board meeting. One is income from the reading of crime novels from the Harz-mountains, which had taken place on September 7 at the king’s hut (Koenigshuette). The authors Gabriele Bock, Helmut Exner, Ruediger Glaesser, Corinna Klengel, Barbara Merten, Hans-Joachim Wildner as well as the publisher had waived their fees, the bookstore had sold the tickets without charge. In this process, € 720 had been collected. The ladies of the sewing group Bad Lauterberg also had a donation check with them; it showed the sum of € 751. This sum was collected through the sale of self-sewn articles of all kinds, but also through the sale of drinks and pretzels, on the reading of the crime novels and on the Open Monument Day. Hans-Heinrich Hillegeist, the chairman of our sponsoring group, thanked the bringers of the checks and acknowledged their commitment.

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from left side: Volker Pursch (advisory board), Klaus Wolf (advisory board), Renate Dittmar (sponsorship group), Hans-Heinrich Hillegeist (chairman), Fritz Dittmar (trasurer), Christian Muehl (deputy chairman), Hans-Joachim Wildner (advisory board) 

from left side: Monika Wildner (sponsorship group and member of the sewing group Bad Lauterberg), Hans-Heinrich Hillegeist (chairmen), Fritz Dittmar (trasurer)

On Friday, September 24th, there will be another open-air cinema event on the grounds of the Koenigshuette (kings’ hut) in Bad Lauterberg. As rain cannot be ruled out, the film will be shown in the foundry hall.

 The film 'The Great Dream' starts at 8.30 p.m. One of the locations was the Koenigshuette (kings’ hut). Admission is € 8.00. Please bring warm blankets and possibly a (thermal/warm) seat cushion with you, it will be quite cool in the in the foundry hall.

At 7.30 p.m. there is a guided tour of the site and the South Harz Ironworks Museum. Until the beginning of the film, there will be drinks and pretzels from members of the Koenigshuette (kings’ hut) support group, and you can buy popcorn from the employees of ‘Kinowelt (cinema operators) Herzberg’.

The open-air cinema evening is organized by Kinowelt (cinema operators) Herzberg, due to the still applicable Corona rules, the data of the visitors are recorded.

 We from the sponsorship group Koenigshuette (kings’ hut) wish you a nice evening at the cinema, stay healthy.

Review of the open-air cinema evening last September