Lina Walther

Born Henriette Karoline Friederike Möller in Erfurt on October 10, 1824, she later wrote under the name Lina Walther. She was the daughter of the theologian Johann Friedrich Möller, and biographical records identify her as a German writer who died in Wernigerode on November 12, 1907.

Library and biographical entries connect her with historical and popular storytelling, including works set in Erfurt and Halberstadt. Her writing appears to have been closely tied to local history and to a broad reading public, which helps explain why her books still surface in digital library catalogs and audiobook archives.

Reliable sources found in this search provide only a brief outline of her life, so many personal details remain unclear. Even so, the record that survives suggests a productive regional author whose fiction preserved scenes from German civic and cultural life in the 19th century.