Ebersbach-Musbach

Ebersbach- Musbach is an Upper Swabian village in the northwest of the district of Ravensburg in Baden- Württemberg.

• 2.1 History of the subsites to 1971 2.1.1 Ebersbach
• 2.1.2 Musbach
• 2.1.3 Geigelbach

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Coat of Arms

• 4.1 Structures
• 4.2 Sport

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Education
• 5.3 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

The Atzenberger height in the municipality is part of the European watershed ( Rhine-Danube watershed ).

Ebersbach- Musbach was originally in a high moorland, which was used until the mid-20th century to peat extraction. The landscape and nature reserve " Musbacher - Booser Ried " is the habitat of rare animal and plant species.

Neighboring communities

Ebersbach- Musbach adjacent to the city Aulendorf, the communities Altshausen and Boms in the district of Ravensburg and Bad Saulgau in Sigmaringen County and the city of Bad Schussenried in the district of Biberach.

History

In today's municipality were found in the peat-cutting, pottery shards, bones and bovine teeth, suggesting a settlement already in the early Stone Age. 1921 a stone ax was found, which is about 2200 BC emerged. Furthermore, were found on the district Boos traces of settlement from the Roman period. Here a stand of 75 in Upper Swabia proven Roman estates ( villae rustica ). The farm had about two to three smaller outbuildings.

History of subsites to 1971

Ebersbach

1269 Ebersbach was first documented, as Ulrich von Gundelfingen sold the place and church patronage in the near Upcoming Altshausen of the Teutonic Order. The Coming acquired as a result more land in the immediate vicinity. In light of the field Landkomtur the Coming sat in the plot Tiergarten a pleasure house was built (1699 converted into a courtyard ) and a vivarium set up (repealed 1699).

In the course of secularization came Ebersbach 1806 to the Kingdom of Württemberg. 1825, the municipality Eberbsach was founded. During the 19th century, until then to Altshausen belonging places Arnet Reute, light field and zoo were incorporated; in exchange offices and upper Atzenberg were slammed on Altshausen or Renhardsweiler.

Musbach

Musbach was first mentioned in 1286, when the Coming Altshausen sold courtyards. In Musbach later had mainly the pin Buchau and the monastery Baindt land, they sold gradually to 1788 the Earl of Koenigsegg. With the media coverage of the place early 19th century came to the Kingdom of Württemberg. On July 27, 1842 Musbach, which belonged to königseggischen residence Aulendorf until then, was an independent village. Also in 1842 it came from Württemberg Oberamt Waldsee to Oberamt Saulgau.

Geigelbach

1231 was in the parish of Boos (then Bohoz, Boz Boss or written ) a convent of Cistercian nuns whose convent was moved in 1240 to the newly founded monastery Baindt. 1374 the parish was incorporated Boos the monastery. Later, an "office Geigelbach " the Austrian front bailiwick is occupied Swabia, which consisted of Geigelbach, Boos, Inge hardware and the communities Altshausen and Ebisweiler. In 1796 the town was sacked by French troops. 1806 came the Office Geigelbach with the mediatization of the Kingdom of Württemberg. Under the name of the former Office - Geigelbach - a municipality was formed, the largest of which place the parish of Boos was. This church belonged to the upper office Saulgau, later county Saulgau.

History of the overall community

On January 1, 1967, the new church Musbach was formed by the Association of Municipalities Musbach and Geigelbach. The municipality of Ebersbach- Musbach was taken on September 1, 1971 by combining the previously independent municipalities Ebersbach and Musbach.

The community is a member of the 1972 Gemeindeverwaltungsverband Altshausen based in Altshausen since January 1.

With the dissolution of the district Saulgau Ebersbach- Musbach was on 1 January 1973 part of the district of Ravensburg.

Religions

Ebersbach- Musbach is quite as Upper Swabia dominated Roman Catholic. In the town there are two parishes belonging to the Dean's Office Saulgau: the parish of St. Michael in Ebersbach and the parish of St. Valentinus in Boos.

The evangelical Christians of the community belong to the parish church in the district of Biberach Altshausen.

Population Development

Policy

Parish council

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 yielded the following result:

• Free Wählergemeinschaft - 6 seats
• Civil List - 4 seats

Coat of arms

Coat Description: silver ( white) a double row of red and silver ( white) geschachteter oblique beams ( beams Cistercian ), covered with a solid black Tatzenkreuz ( German cross of the Order ).

The awarded on August 30, 1974 coat of arms recalls the centuries- long membership of the municipal district to ecclesiastical lordships: the " German Order of the Cross" stands for the Coming Altshausen to the Ebersbach was long; the " Cistercian bar" for relations with the Cistercian monastery Baindt.

The same flag has awarded community the colors red and white (red- silver).

Culture and sights

Structures

• Parish Church of St. Valentin, Boos: The late medieval church was demolished in 1888 to the choir and replaced by a new building in the Gothic Revival style. 1929 and 1966, the historicist features as many places completely removed as part of renovations. The pulpit was lost, but the altars were kept in the attic of the local school. Thus, the neo-Gothic main altar and two side altars for a fundamental change in the neo-Gothic church evaluation equipment as part of a restoration could be 1987-1990 re-erected in the church. Also, the Way of the Cross cycle in 1888 was back to his place. The church also houses a wall tabernacle, a crucifix and a Pietà from the late 15th century.
• Parish Church of St. Michael, Ebersbach: 1754 built by Johann Caspar Bagnato, 1870 and 1927 rebuilt.
• Parish Scheuer, Ebersbach: former tithe barn, now the mayor's office and event space
• Chapel, Musbach: bell 1534, tower and buildings probably much older

Sports

The sports club Ebersbach eV with the departments soccer, aerobics, badminton, basketball, skiing exercises and gymnastics is located in the Seebach Hall in Ebersbach and the surrounding sports facilities.

The tennis club Ebersbach operates three tennis courts in Ebersbach and has 140 members.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Bus lines connect Ebersbach with Altshausen and the spa towns Aulendorf Bad Buchau. The municipality belongs to the tariff zone of Lake Constance - Upper Swabia - Transport Association ( bodo ).

Education

The primary school has about 100 students Ebersbach. Secondary schools there are in the near Altshausen and Aulendorf. In Musbach a school was established in 1832, which existed until 1970/1971; Boos was in 1833-1970 a school.

Sons and daughters of the town

• Ferdinand dog (1704-1758), German cabinetmaker and sculptor of the Rococo
• Johann Georg Neher (1788-1858); Entrepreneurs in Schaffhausen
• Hugo Metzler (1868-1929), journalist, editor of, editor and publisher of the Catholic German People's Journal in Porto Alegre, Brazil