Adldorf

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The Catholic parish church of the Immaculate Conception

Adldorf is a district of the municipality of Oak village in the district of Dingolfing- Landau in the Bavarian administrative district of Lower Bavaria.

Location

Adldorf located just west of Oak village on the Vils.

History

The ducal fief Arlen village or Arldorf and nobility village was awarded to various vassals over the centuries. In the mid-18th century, the extensive Country Estate came to the counts of Tattenbach to Baumgarten. After the death of Joseph Ferdinand kurbayerischen Minister Count of Reinstein - Tattenbach in 1802 inherited the kurbayerischer chamberlain Count Heinrich Christian von Tattenbach, as a representative of the younger line, the possession.

When he died childless on 3 October 1821 he bequeathed Adldorf including the local existing since 1671 brewery by testamentary disposition to his nephew Maximilian von Arco. 1854 received the additional name on the Arcos Valley.

The Expositur Adldorf founded in 1616 was elevated to a parish in 1921 and 1963, the Pfarrverband oak village incorporated.

From 1808 up to the local government reform in Bavaria Adldorf was a separate municipality. On 1 July 1972, they became part of the market village of oak. On the railway line opened in 1915 Aufhausen - Kröhstorf Adldorf had its own railway station.

Attractions

• The castle burned down in 1836 and again on 31 December 1906. Its present form was it in the reconstruction in 1907. It is still owned by the Arco family, as well as the Count Arco Valley Brewery. On older components is only a Eckturmanlage of 1602 available. In the castle grounds there is also located a private park where the planning Imperial Count Otto von Arco Valley in his work influenced as a botanist. An on- site parking private tennis court of the count's family is no longer available for many years.
• Built in the 1736/37 by Johann Hirsch Stetter parish church is Immaculate Conception Immediately next to the castle. The church has a three-axis Hall Nepomukkapelle with oratorios and grave monuments from the 15th to the 18th century on the north side. From there, a portico leading to the castle. The interior of the church contains Frührokokostuckaturen and altars and a pulpit made ​​of stucco marble.

Clubs

• Volunteer Fire Adldorf
• Catholic Women and mothers club Adldorf
• BJB Adldorf Indian Bach
• Shooting club " Freischütz" Adldorf founded in 1881

Personalities

• Hans Kapfinger (1902-1985), founder of the Passau Neue Presse, born in Adldorf
• Johannes Baader (1875-1955), architect and writer, died in Adldorf