This is an old photo of Antonigartzem.  In the middle you see the old church.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Norbert Backmund, O.Praem., in the 1950s)

(Photo Credit: R. D. Norbert Backmund, O.Praem., in the 1950s)

Cloister church and at left, the living quarters.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Norbert Backmund, O.Praem., in the 1950s)

General view of the surviving buildings - after the restauration.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 2003)

Living quarters after the restauration.

[Above the door is a stone with T - for St. Antony]

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 2003)

Closeup of the stone mentioned above.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 2003)

Cloister church, and at left, the living quarters after the restauration.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 2003)

Keystone - 1713

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1983)

The photos below show parts of the monastery

destroyed by wind and weather. 

Working areas and storehouses. 

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1983)

Working areas and storehouses

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1990)

Working areas and storehouses

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1990)

Barn and loft

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1990)

Other monastery buildings

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1983)

Other monastery buildings

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1990)

Tower outside the monastery.

(Photo Credit: R. D. Ludger Horstkötter, O. Praem, 1990)