Frankendorf

Frankendorf is a municipality in the southern part of the Weimar area and part of the joint management Mellingen.

History

Frankendorf was first mentioned in 1200 in a document of Viscount Dietrich von Kirchberg and came in 1350 as part of the rule chapel village to the city of Erfurt. War damage occurred during the Thirty Years' War, and after the Battle of Jena, 1806. A major fire in 1802 sought Frankendorf home.

Attractions

  • Church

Personalities

The municipality is the birthplace of football player Romstedt Armin, who played one match for the German Democratic Republic and from 1979 to 1992 played for FC Rot-Weiß Erfurt.

Mellingen (Verwaltungsgemeinschaft) Apolda Bad Berka Bad Sulza Ballstedt Berlstedt Blankenhain Buchfart Buttelstedt Eberstedt Ettersburg Hammerstedt Heichelheim Hetschburg Hohenfelden Isseroda Kapellendorf Kiliansroda Kleinobringen Kleinschwabhausen Klettbach Kromsdorf Lehnstedt Leutenthal Magdala, Germany Mechelroda Niedertrebra Niederzimmern Nohra Obertrebra Oettern Ottstedt am Berge Ramsla Rannstedt Rohrbach (Weimarer Land) Saaleplatte Schmiedehausen Schwerstedt Troistedt Umpferstedt Vippachedelhausen Vollersroda Wiegendorf Wohlsborn
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