Damburg

Originally, there was a cijnshoeve here, which was owned by the Lords of Bocholt. They stayed here only a few days a year and used it among other things as a hunting pavilion.
During the Eighty Years' War, the Damburg was destroyed by the troops of Peter Ernst I of Mansfeld and was partially rebuilt in 1683. The gatehouse in Maasland Renaissance style dates from 1715 and was established by Joanna Theresia Clara of Bocholt, Lady of Bocholt, and her husband, Count de Lannoy. It was a moated manor house that was referred to as Château d’Ambroug on the Ferraris map. This map also mentioned the first planting of pines in the municipality, which took place near Damburg. In the Atlas of the Neighborhood Roads from 1845, the Damburg already had almost its current form, now under the name: Maison du Village de Bocholt.

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