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Martin Peller
Legacy of a Noble Nuremberg Family
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Martin Peller represents the historical ties to the Peller von Schoppershof family, a noble lineage from Nuremberg. This family was ennobled in 1585 and played a significant role in the city's history, gaining council eligibility only in 1788.
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The Peller von Schoppershof family became extinct in the male line in 1870.
Guided Story
Standing here, you're touching a piece of Nuremberg's rich history. Martin Peller is your connection to the Peller von Schoppershof family, ennobled in 1585. This noble lineage was a significant part of the city's history, gaining council eligibility only in 1788. As you look around, imagine the era when this patrician family was among the city's elite. Although the family line ended in 1870, their legacy continues to resonate in Nuremberg's history. To the east, you can see Basilius Besler, and to the south, Georg von Schuh. Take a moment to explore and discover more about those who shaped this part of the city.
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