Originally the barracks were designed to accommodate two infrantry battalions and a regiment staff. The site comprised of
a northern and a southern part as well as a distant eastern part. Construction works in the northern part - designed to accommodate
one infantry battalion - started first. The follwing buildings were constructed: accommodation building for battalion staff (no. 22), four
accommodation buildings for infantry companies (no. 20, 23, 29 and 32), two kitchens (no. 21 and 30), horse stables (no. 33-35), a riding
house (no. 31), a smithy (no. 37), an armory (no. 25) and kennels (no. 35a).
In a second construction phase buildings in the southern and eastern part were constructed - designed to accommodate another infantry battalion,
two infantry companies and regiment staff. These were: accommodation building for battalion staff (no. 1), six accommodation buildings for infantry
companies (no. 2, 3, 5, 16, 17 and 18), two kitchens (no. 4 and 17), accommodation building for regiment staff (no. 40) and various functional
buildings.
All accommodation buildings had a rectangular floor plan and a hipped roof. The outer appearance of the buildings in the northern and southern part
differed - buildings in the northern part mainly had a gable lucarne for the stairway.
Over the years a technical area in the south (no. 44-51 and 54) was added as well as some other buildings all over the whole site.
The following map shows a site plan of Caspari Kaserne with all buildings by the end of the 1980's. The numbers represent the building numbers.
photo of site model
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site at Google-Maps
The following table lists all buildings that existed in 1994, when Caspari Kaserne was closed. Moving the cursor over the
symbol displays additional information on each building.
| no. | usage | no. | usage | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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1 | staff/accomodation | ![]() |
28 | barn/power station |
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2 | accomodation | ![]() |
29 | accomodation |
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3 | accomodation | ![]() |
30 | store |
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4 | canteen and kitchen | ![]() |
31 | garage |
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4a | dining hall | ![]() |
31a | garage |
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5 | accomodation | ![]() |
32 | accomodation |
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6 | workshop | ![]() |
33 | canteen and kitchen |
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7 | garage | ![]() |
34 | garage |
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8 | garage | ![]() |
35 | garage |
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8a | dog kennel | ![]() |
35a | dog kennel |
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9 | garage | ![]() |
36 | garage |
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10 | garage | ![]() |
37 | garage |
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11 | garage | ![]() |
38 | store (former farm) |
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12 | garage | ![]() |
39 | administrative building |
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13 | garage | ![]() |
40 | staff/accomodation |
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14 | garage | ![]() |
41 | weigh house |
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15 | garage | ![]() |
42 | tennis court/store |
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15a | petrol station | ![]() |
43 | barn/petrol station |
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16 | accomodation | ![]() |
44 | workshop |
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16a | administrative building | ![]() |
45 | generator building |
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17 | accomodation | ![]() |
46 | workshop |
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18 | accomodation | ![]() |
47 | store |
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19 | canteen and kitchen | ![]() |
48 | garage |
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19a | dining hall/cinema | ![]() |
49 | workshop |
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20 | accomodation | ![]() |
50 | admninistrative building |
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21 | canteen and kitchen/workshop | ![]() |
51 | garage |
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21a | store | ![]() |
52 | accomodation |
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22 | staff/accomodation | ![]() |
54 | store |
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22a | transformer station | ![]() |
55 | store |
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23 | accomodation | ![]() |
56 | clothing store |
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24 | gymnasium | ![]() |
I | barrack |
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25 | garage | ![]() |
II | barrack |
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26 | gas building | ![]() |
III | barrack |
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27 | store/administrative building |
The reliefs above main entrances of buildings no. 4 and 19 (see photos) can be seen in the town museum of Delmenhorst.
last updated: 11/20/2009