Schmidtskiefern Plaque

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“Lost in the woods?” a gruff voice echoed through the trees. We stand before the Schmidtskiefern Plaque. It’s more than just a stone. It’s a whisper from the past, a tribute to a man named Schmidt, the Riding Forester. This plaque commemorates his service jubilee on September 30, 1840. The inscription tells us that this area, now known as Schmidtskiefern, was named after him. He was the founder of this district. Imagine him on horseback. He’s patrolling these very woods. He’s ensuring the safety and prosperity of this area. The plaque is a testament to his dedication and years of service. The Schmidtskiefern Plaque stands as a silent guardian of these woods. It connects us to the history of Bremen and the legacy of Riding Forester Schmidt.

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