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Spitzen Gebel
Spitzen Gebel (literally: "pointed gable") is a historic building in the centre of Bremen, Germany, located at No. 1, Hinter dem Schütting. Its origins date to the year 1400, but it was rebuilt in the Gothic style in 1590 with additions in 1610. Since 1973, it has been a listed building.
==History==
Dating from the time around 1400, the Spitzen Gebel is the oldest town house〔(Spitzen Gebel ), Bremen tourist board, retrieved 16 January 2014〕 and the last of its kind in Bremen. The building has served as both a shop and a private residence over the centuries. Its Low German name stems from the pointed gable crowning its facade. It was a wine house, a butcher's shop and a tavern until in 1913 it became an office for the ''Vereinigten Klavierträger'' (united piano movers). As a result, the older residents of Bremen still remember it as the ''Klavierträgerhaus'' (piano movers' house).
The building has been altered on several occasions. The projecting bay windows, a popular feature in Bremen, and the east doorway were added in 1590. The main doorway was completed in 1610. In 1944, the building suffered serious war damage. A watercolour from 1945 shows a ruined brick building although the characteristic gable can still be seen. By 1950, the house had been fully restored under the guidance of architects Herbert Anker (1908–1987) and Bernhard Wessel (1904–1976). A restaurant soon opened inside.〔
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