[10] Steinhaus
Description
Built in 1694 for Johannes Schill, a partner in the Calw "Zeughandlungscompagnie", in the South Tyrolean architectural style, which Schill had come to know and appreciate on business trips to Bolzano, when Hesse´s uncle Friedrich Gundert married Emma Heermann, the last heiress to Schill´s house, in 1873, one of the oldest and most beautiful houses in the city became a house of music thanks to him, who was managing director of the Calw publishing association and a great admirer of Johann Sebastian Bach as well as director of the Calw church choral society. In the story "Schön ist die Jugend", Hesse has the first-person narrator pay a visit to this house.
POIs
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[1] House Schaber - birthplace of Hermann Hesse
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[2] Calw town hall
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[3] Salzkasten
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[4] Old Latin School
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[5] Peter and Paul Evangelical Church
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[6] Evagelisches Dekanat
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[7] House Schüz
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[8] Brühlpark
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[9] Calwer Friedhof
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[10] Steinhaus
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[11] Palais Vischer
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[12] Weinsteg
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[13] House Flory
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[14] Georgenäum
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[15] Hermann Hesse Platz mit Hermann Hesse Brunnen
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[16] Nikolausbrücke
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[17] Die Nagold
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[18] Bahnhofstraße 1
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[19] Bischofsbrunnen
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[20] Hirsau, Wildbader Straße 2
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[21] Inselgasse
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[22] Lederstraße 32, Andreä-Haus
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[23] Marktstraße 4-6
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[24] Am Schießberg 9
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[25] Metzgergasse
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[26] Badstraße
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[27] Corner Nikolausbrücke/Bischofstraße/Bahnhofstraße
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[28] Bahnhofstraße 20
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[29] Bahnhofstraße 24
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[30] Bischofstraße 4