Talk:Helfenstein Castle

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I am a descendant of the Helfensteins and I live in the United States. I would love any information especially pictures of whatever is left of the Helfenstein Castle. Someday I hope to make a trip to see it. Thanks

Jenee'Jeneea 00:41, 22 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

See the German Wiki page Burg Helfenstein for photos; see the German Wiki page Helfenstein for the history, importance and decline of the Helfenstein dynasty. According to the German Wiki page the two branches of the Helfensteins became extinct: (1) in 1517 with the demise of Count Georg von Helfenstein; and (2) in 1627 with the battlefield death of Count Rudolph II von Helfenstein.--Gamahler 03:23, 9 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

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