1808. The side altars (1720) were originally used in the predecessor building. The organ also dates from 1720, but was located at Neustadt am Main Abbey until 1806, when it was bought by the Amorbach parish. The church has two pulpits, made from stucco by Antonio Rossi. St. Gangolf is the Catholic parish church of Amorbach. Museums The Sammlung Berger mit Teekannenmuseum is a museum of art and teapots. Besides impressive exhibits of modern art by Arman, Michael Buthe, Chagall, Christo, Keith Haring, Otto Reichart, Rebecca Horn, Yves Klein, Roy Lichtenstein, Nam June Paik, Niki de Saint-Phalle, H. A. Schult, Daniel Spoerri, Ben Vautier, Dick Higgins and others, the museum also shows a teapot collection of 2,467 teapots from throughout the world and roughly 500 miniature teapots. Tithe barn The tithe barn in Amorbach, built in 1488, has for five hundred years played a central role in the town. Originally built to store tithes in the form of produce for the prince, it was – after extensive remodelling in the 1960s – run as a cinema. The Kulturkreis Zehntscheuer Amorbach e.V. (“Amorbach Tithe Barn Cultural Circle”), which outfitted the building in 1991 as a cabaret theatre maintains and renovates the building, which stands in the historical town centre. In 2001, this club bought the tithe barn. Regular events Amorbach Abbey Concerts in the former Benedictine abbey church Cabaret programme at the cabaret theatre Zehntscheuer Amorbach Daily at 12:00 and 15:00, the Stumm organ (1782) with its 5,116 pipes is played Each year on Mother’s Day, the so-called Gangolfsritt (“Gangulphus’s Ride”), a procession of horses through the town, takes place. Infrastructure Transport In Amorbach, Bundesstraße 469 meets Bundesstraße 47. The railway station lies on the Seckach−Miltenberg railway line (KBS 709), also known as the Madonnenlandbahn. Education Karl-Ernst-Gymnasium Amorbach Theresia-Gerhardinger-Realschule; Parzival-Hauptschule; Wolfram-von-Eschenbach-Grundschule (primary school). Notable people Sons and daughters of the town Johann Amerbach, (c. 1440-1513), printer and publisher in printing’s early days; Stephan Alexander Würdtwein (1722-1796), Auxiliary Bishop of Worms, historian; Karl Haßloch (1769–1829), stage actor and operatic singer; Carl, 3rd Prince of Leiningen (1804-1856); elder half-brother of Queen Victoria. Princess Feodora of Leiningen (1807-1872); elder half-sister of Queen Victoria. Franz Joseph von Stein, (1832-1909), Bishop of Würzburg (1879–98) and Archbishop of Munich and Freising (1898–1909); Karl von Tubeuf, (1862-1941), German phytopathologist (1902–33 professor in Munich); Georg Stang (1880-1951), Bavarian politician and president of the Bavarian State Parliament Ernst Leopold, 4th