the buildings have been used as a prison, and now house the Justizvollzugsanstalt Kaisheim. The Kaiser's Hall and the library are of particular architectural interest. In the east wing, known as the Kaiser's wing, the Bayerisches Strafvollzugsmuseum () has displayed the permanent exhibition Behind Bars since 1989. Abbots of Kaisersheim Udalrich 1133-1155 Konrad I 1155-1165 Diethelm 1165-1174 Albert 1174-1194 Ebbo 1194-1210 Konrad II 1210-1228 Heinrich I 1228-1239 Richard 1239-1251 Wolvich 1251-1262 Heinrich II 1262-1266 Trutwin 1266-1287 Heinrich III 1287-1302 Johann I Chonold 1302-1320 Ulrich I Zoller 1320-1339 Ulrich II Nubling 1339-1360 Johann II Zauer 1360-1379 Johann III Molitor 1379-1400 Johann IV Scherb 1400-1422 Kraft von Hochstadt 1422-1427 Leonhard Weinmayer 1427-1440 Nikolaus Kolb 1440-1458 Georg I 1458-1479 Johann V Vister 1479-1490 Georg II Kastner 1490-1509 Konrad III Reutter 1509-1540 Johann VI Zauer 1540-1575 Ulrich III 1575-1586 Georg III 1586-1589 Domenicus 1589-1594 Sebastian 1594-1608 Johann VII 1608-1626 Jakob 1626-1637 Georg IV 1637-1667 Benedikt 1667-1674 Hieronymus 1675-1681 Elias 1681-1696 Judas Thaddäus 1696-1698 Roger von Röltz 1698-1739 Cölestin I Meermols 1739-1771 Cölestin II Angelsbrucker 1771-1783 Franz Xaver Müller 1783-1803 Notes and references External links Kaisheim town website: history of Kaisheim Abbey Klöster in Bayern Bayerisches Strafvollzugsmuseum Kaisheim Monasteries in Bavaria Cistercian monasteries in Germany Imperial abbeys disestablished in 1802–03 Prisons in Bavaria 1130s establishments in Germany Religious organizations established in the 1130s Christian monasteries established in the 12th century Donau-Ries fr:Abbaye de Heggbach