Alsterdorf

Hamburg -Alster village is a district of Hamburg in the district Hamburg -Nord.

• 2.1 Population development

• 4.1 Structures
• 4.2 cemeteries in Alstersdorf
• 4.3 parks
• 4.4 Sport

• 5.1 traffic

Geography

Geographical Location

Alster village lies on the eponymous Alster, which flows through the district from northeast to southwest. Clockwise Alstersdorf bordered to the east by the Ohlsdorf district, to the south and Winterhude Eppendorf, and to the west by Groß Borstel.

History

Alster village was first mentioned in 1219 as " Alster Thorpe " and belonged alternately since the 14th century to the monastery Harvestehude (later St. Johannis - Pen ) and the Holstein Trittau Office 1773 and thus came under Danish administration. 1803 came in exchange for Bilsen at Quick Born in the Hamburg final possession, which the city could close the last gap area Alster their possessions. Since 1830, it belonged to the Mansion shank der Geest country.

Until the mid-19th century Alstersdorf was a pure peasant and artisan village with less than 150 inhabitants. Around 1860, bought by the Pastor Heinrich Matthias Sengelmann, after a street has been named in the district later, a croft in the village, where he founded a home for the disabled, the contemporary Protestant Foundation Alstersdorf. Since the 1870s, several bleaching factories and laundries settled. From 1920 first residential area developed at the Braband and island road, the garden city between 1935-38 healing Holtkamp and the elevated railway.

Population Development

Policy

For the election of the Hamburg Parliament and the District Assembly Alstersdorf part of the constituency Fuhlsbiittel - Alstersdorf - Long Horn. In the state election of 2011, the SPD came in the district to 47.8 % ( 16.4 ), the CDU 22.5 % ( -23.2 ), the GAL to 12.0% ( 1.3 ), the FDP to 8.8 % ( 3.1 ) and The Left 4.5% (-0.3 ). All the other parties together received 4.4% ( 2.7 ).

Culture and sights

Structures

The "old crematorium " in the main cemetery Ohlsdorf is in the area of the district town on the Alster Alster Straße (→ Lage53.61836111111110.027666666667 ). It is with the construction year 1890/91 the oldest crematorium building modern type in Germany. This included a now -leveled Urnenhain. It was replaced in 1933 by the " New Crematorium " at the nearby cemetery of the main cemetery. After the expiration threatened the old crematorium was converted in 2000 to a restaurant. 2007, the building was sold and started the conversion into a school. The school concept was developed by the heads of the children's world Hamburg eV. In September 2009, the bilingual future school flatland was opened with space for 120 primary school children and 60 elementary children.

Cemeteries in Alstersdorf

Urn cemetery Feuerbestattungsverein to Hamburg:

In the period 1904-1955 used for funeral urns burial area on the premises of the so-called old crematorium. The operating company, Feuerbestattungsverein to Hamburg, handed over the management of the cemetery in 1915 at the main cemetery Ohlsdorf.

Parks

Part of the trail runs through Alster Alster village. This section, which is located right on the river Alster, part of the Alster headwaters (also: Streek ).

Sports

The SC Sperber Hamburg from 1898 is the local sports club. His football team played from 1966 to 1969 and from 1970 to 1972 in the Football League North.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

With the stops Sengelmannstraße and Alster village there are two breakpoints of the Hamburg U -Bahn line 1 in the district. The ride to the Hamburg Hauptbahnhof is 20 or 18 minutes. Parallel to the metro route is the track of the freight bypass track.

Metro Station Alstersdorf

Metro Station Sengelmannstraße

Public institutions

• Protestant Foundation Alstersdorf
• Israelite Hospital
• Professional fire Alstersdorf (F -16)