Timeline Alte Post

1527
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1527 - the owner of the house was first mentioned by name, the source notes him succinctly as Khaindolff. The owner is noted at all only with his house name, which can probably be derived from the first name Gandolf.

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1674
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1674 - acquired the right to serve wine and schnapps. So the family had opened up another business. Not a bad choice, because the house was on a busy road. However, there were still some other hosts in Feistritz, but Kandolf was one of the favorites because he had the right to serve wine.

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1747
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1747 - a new owner of the Kandolf-Hube, Georg Janach, is noted. Over 200 years, the ownership remains in succession in the family Jannach.

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1827
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1827 - is mentioned on the occasion of the creation of the so-called Franziszeischen cadastre, on which the present land register is based, Georg Jannach. This was a member of the local committee, a kind of preform of the municipal council. The economy must have thrown off good returns, because the eldest son Valentin he could provide a good education.

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1851
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1851 - sought Valentin Jannach for the concession for a junk in Feistritz. Despite much support from a number of councilors and Feistritzer owners, the request was rejected. When he asked again in 1854, he was granted the power to conduct a "mixed True Action" in the place Feistritz.

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1879
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In 1879, a year before his death, Valentin Jannach expanded his already flourishing business by acquiring Josef Kattnig's sawmill at Feistritzbach. This was to form the basis for the wood trade that will be operated from then on.

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1891
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1891 - we find the successor of Valentine, his son Franz Jannach, among the founding members of the Hranilnica Posojilnica Ziljska Bistrica. Franz Jannach acted as the first chairman of the Slovenian Savings and Loan Fund and was also kk postmaster, merchant, guest and farmer, timber merchants and sawmill owners, iron and leather traders.

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1911
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1911 - died Franz Jannach, who had acted as successful as a businessman as his father, but in his personal life, however, significantly different from his godly father. In all, he was the father of 16 children of three different mothers, of whom he had only two married. Thus, his and his successor Franz had the claims of his stepmother and the siblings abzugelten, which burdened the property heavily.

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1913
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1913 - The 23-year-old Sister Maria had to take over the operation, after Franz is rumored to have headed for Monte Carlo. The takeover of the business by Maria Jannach or by her husband, Johann Schnabl from Draschitz, whom she married soon after taking over the court, brought about a consolidation of the situation. After their son Johann took over the property, which is remembered by many as a horse breeder and chairman of the horse breed club, as a municipal council and as a firefighter. After his death in 1982, the estate passed to the widow, after her death in 1992, he went to her grandnephew Peter Millonig.

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2001
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2001 - Did Ludwig and Pepca Druml acquire the Alte Post? During the renovation, care was taken to preserve the dignified architecture of the house. Without major architectural interventions, the functionality of the house could be extended.