of Falck, purchased the main building in 1988. He later also purchased its former home farm, Egholm Møllegård and Egholm Skovgård as well as most of the land that had previously belonged to the estate. Architecture The main building is designed in the Neoclassical style and is surrounded by moats. It is a simple, two-storey white-rendered building with a rounded avant-corps towards the garden. Windows and doors have sandstone framing. The building is topped by a hip roof with black-glazed tiles. The main building from 1824, gatehouse from 1870, a barn from 1880, a stable from circa 1890 and a former horse mill were listed on the Danish registry of protected buildings and places in 1998. Surroundings The estate has a total area of 570 hectares and comprises Egholm Skov. Egholm Skovgård and Egholm Møllegård are located close by. The forest contains two burial mounds from the Bronze Age. Some of the buildings are operated as an equestrian centre. Egholm Arms Museum Egholm Museum was inaugurated in 2012 and features Ole Falck's extensive collection of firearms and accoutrements. The museum starts with a display of exhibits about Danish and German soldiers and material from the occupation of Denmark during World War II. It is followed by exhibitions about the British, Russian and American troops. The section on World War II ends with an exhibition about the Danish resistance movement. The next section of the museum is dedicated to the Wild West. Exhibits include a stagecoach, a stuffed bison, antique weapons and artifacts from that time. There is also a large collection of hunting weapons and equipment with a poacher's home and various weapons used for poaching. The museum is also home to a collection of historic arms dating back to the 17th century. The collection also comprises a number of curiosities, such as the flag from Adolf Hitler's bunker in Berlin, Saddam Hussein's revolver and gas masks for horses. List of owners (1405–1419) Predbjørn Podebusk (1419–1435) Henning Podebusk (1435– ) Claus Podebusk (1436– ) Hans Grubendal (1460– ) Jens Due ( –1484) Niels Mogensen Hak ( –1501) Ejler Mogensen Hak (1501–1534) Anne Nielsdatter Hak (1534v1539) Christoffer Hak (1539–1564) Lene Krafse née Hak (1564–1599) Eiler Krafse (1599–1602) Hilleborg Bille (1602–1620) Christoffer Krafse (1620– ) Dorte Andersdatter Krafse née Banner ( –1633) Otto Krafse (1633) Henrik Holck (1633–1639) Hilleborg Holck née Krafse (1639–1640) Otto Krafse (1640–1647) Holger Rosenkrantz (1647–1684) Oluf Rosenkrantz (1684–1685)