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Today the
Lottehaus is a part of the museums of the city of Wetzlar and contains a permanent exhibition. On display are furniture and various items illustrating life in the 18th century, some of which originally belonged to the Buff family. There are also three rooms devoted to the work of Goethe and
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Charlotte, after who the house is named today, was born in it on 11 January 1753 and to lived there for the first 20 years of her life until she got married in 1773. After Charlotte had become famous for being the inspiration for
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in particular to the contemporary reception of his novel
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