Grube
Mine is a municipality in the district of East Holstein in Schleswig -Holstein. The municipality includes the following villages and pit Places: Dieken Gruber, Gruber Ferry Gruber field, Gruber Hagen, Konzerberg, Much Sindelsdorf Rosenfelde Rosenhof, Schusterkrug, Siggeneben and Weber Kamp.
- 3.1 St. Juergen Church
- 3.2 Village Museum
- 3.3 cemetery
- 3.4 Archaeology
- 3.5 Sport
- 4.1 traffic
- 4.2 airfield
Geography
Mine is located in Wagrien about 18 km north-east of Neustadt, around 12 km (depending on distance) south-east of Oldenburg and directly south of the eastern part of the Oldenburger Graben. The community is located near the Baltic Sea coast and has the rose fields its own beach, 2.5 km long natural beach on the Bay of Lübeck. The natural area at the Oldenburger Graben between Lübeck and Hohwacht Bay is characterized by a zone of fens and wetlands.
The 2.5 km long beach with partially broad dune is prior to the country's protection dike Rosenfelde - Dahme. In the north and south, two campgrounds located at the Rosenfeld beach. In between is the public part of the beach which is used by Gruber holiday guests. In the southern part of the beach turns into a nudist area.
Policy
Of the eleven seats in the municipal council, the CDU has been the local elections 2008 six seats and voters Community UGW five.
Management
Mine was from 1889 to 2006 the office of the same name. Since then form the pit, and the communities Dahme and Kellenhusen (Ostsee) in administrative matters with the community Grömitz that leads the administrative affairs for the three communities.
Coat of arms
Blazon: "In gold on a blue wave bar a rooted cutting deciduous tree. "
The tree should be a book, from the Slavic word term " coarse" ( grove or hornbeam ), and the interpretation should also explain the present name "pit". The location of the place at the former Gruber sea area is represented by the blue wave beams.
Culture
St. Juergen Church
The over 775 years old St. Jürgen church has a carved 15th century.
Village Museum
The Village Museum is located in a house built in 1890, is typical of pit house. Since 1993, it houses the middle of town, a folklorist and pre-and early history collection, which was compiled by interested residents from mine and the surrounding area.
Issued and documented, inter alia, a fully furnished bedroom in 1900, a school classroom in the 1930s, fishing, Reetgewinnung and processing, the draining of the lake Gruber in 1938, as well as pre-and protohistoric finds. So, for example, shows a production scale of 1:10 the daily life and crafts in the Stone Age. Further, the institutions such as clubs, village-like craft, peasant agriculture and the church that marked the place documented. As an added attraction, the museum gives visitors a still image line a look at the Gruber stork's nest.
From the former rectory Gruber, the museum displays a model; the original is in the Freilichtmuseum_Molfsee. In this house John Stricker was created in 1584 published his drama De düdesche Schlömer.
Cemetery
In the village of pit ( Holstein) in the cemetery on the main road two layers grave of victims of the Cap Arcona with memorial stone.
Archeology
Known as the icehouse mountain at Siggeneben grave mound.
Sports
The T.S.V. Pit eV offers handball, tennis and other sports facilities.
In Rosenfelde place, organized by DFK, annually the International Naturistenlauf instead.
Economy and infrastructure
Traffic
Mine is about 3 km inland from Dahme on the B 501, which runs from Neustadt to Fehmarn.
Airfield
A sports airfield, which is used by sail and power planes as part of a club, located in the municipality. Flight operations will therefore concentrate on the weekend. Every year in summer, there is a two-week trial leisure in the context of youth work. As far as the weather permits, flight operations take place throughout the year.