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Kammgarnquartier

Historic workers' settlement with industrial heritage

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Augsburg: First Steps10 pts

Augsburg: Explorer25 pts

Augsburg: Insider50 pts

Built between 1875 and 1876, the Kammgarnquartier in Augsburg served as the residential area for workers of the Augsburg worsted spinning mill. By 1936, the settlement had grown to include 44 houses with 355 apartments, providing workers with close proximity to their jobs.

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By 1936, the settlement included 44 houses and 355 apartments.

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You're standing in the historical Kammgarnquartier, an essential part of Augsburg's industrial past. Built between 1875 and 1876, this settlement provided homes for workers of the Augsburg worsted spinning mill, ensuring they lived close to their jobs. Initially called the 'New Residential Area,' it was renamed to 'Kammgarnquartier' in 1879. Take a look around: by 1936, the area expanded to include 44 houses with a total of 355 apartments. This tight-knit community was a lively part of city life, with every stone here echoing the stories of hard work and daily life of its inhabitants.