15. Lägerboden

The camp shed (trading shed) was built in the mid-1870s. It was owned by the officers' corps and rented to a local merchant.

Here the conscripts could buy clothes, uniform caps, tobacco, snuff, sweets and much more.

The building and its surroundings were known as Bellevue - the officers loved to express themselves in foreign languages, especially French. The name is surprising because it means 'beautiful view' and is usually used to denote a pleasure palace or an elegant villa.