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What is the origin of the name "Preußischer Hof "?
- According to deliveries, one of the forefathers was taken prisoner in the war Bavaria against Prussian in 1866. After his return he was called the "Preuss" (the "Prussian").
- But it is also possible that the colloquial speech characterized the name "Beim Preussla": The employees of the construction of the Werra-railway used to go to our house and because the trains from Coburg were called "the Preussla" the restaurant got the same name as well .
History in details
| 12.12.1877 | The widow Barbara Heinzenknecht sold her house in the Bamberger Straße 30 of today and the field behind tje ground to the butcher and innkeeper Nikolaus Müller for 4 800 Mark | |
| 02.02.1878 | The butcher's shop and the restaurant were opened | |
| 1893 | Construction of the first stables | |
| 01.04.1911 | Taking possession of the post and the carriage-way to Isling | |
| 21.11.1913 | The royal postman, butcher and innkeeper dies | |
| 1915 | New stables and a garage were built | |
| 1924 | An extended slaughter-house was established | |
| 1929 | Beginning of the construction of the first new-building | |
| 1950 | Nikolaus Müller dies | |
| 1956 | The sons Karl - hotel-keeper - and Heinrich Müller - butcher- are taking over the restaurant and the butcher's | |
| 1967 | The neighbouring-house Bamberger Str. 32 was bought | |
| 1970 | Karl Müller dies during the planning of the second new-building | |
| 1971 | Beginning of the building-works of the second new-building | |
| 1973 | Consecration of the second new-building | |
| 1977 | Further increasing of the family business | |
| 1989 | Closing down of the butcher's | |
| 1990 | Finishing of the third new-building, a comfortable house with guest-rooms | |
| 1996 | Nikolaus - Karl Müller's son - takes over the hotel and restaurant |
