J. P. Düniß rebuilt in 1819 the "Linde" to a host and service area.

He was a friend of Karl Stülpner poachers and the guardian of his wife Christiane.

"Johanne Christiane Wolfin - Wedded wife and consort of poachers - was the daughter of the local judge von Schwarfenstein.

Johann Christoph Düniß, the ancestor of "Linde" hosts, 1788 married his niece

and in the years 1815-1817 was steward of the manor Scharfenstein.

Johann Paul Düniß - Christophs son - signed as a juror and guardian of Christiane Stülpnerin,

as she bought 1816 a house and field to the Hohen Straße (111a) and in 1820 again sold to the good son.

From this integration, there were close relations between these families."

Johannes Pietzonka

John Pietzonka, author and Stülpnerresearcher lived until 1989 in the "Linde".

The third revision of its Stuelpnerbook `s can be purchased at the restaurant.

It is characterized by the differentiation of legend and reality

for the life of Karl Stülpner.

Quote from the preface:

"Vorliegende Arbeit ist das Ergebnis eines fast zwanzigjährigen

Suchens und Forschens. Der Weg war nicht leicht...

...Langwierige archivalische Forschungen waren nötig,

um mit der Beweiskraft urkundlicher Belege festen Boden unter den Füßen zu gewinnen..."

Johannes Pietzonka