Eberholzen
Eberholzen is a municipality in the district of Hildesheim in Lower Saxony.
- 2.1 Origin of the name
- 3.1 municipal
- 3.2 Mayor
Geography
Geographical Location
Eberholzen is located southwest of Hildesheim between the natural parks Weser Uplands and resin. The community belongs to the Samtgemeinde Sibbesse, which has its headquarters in the town of Sibbesse.
History
The village was first mentioned in documents as Eilbereholthusen in 1240, with Eilbere may be a proper name. The chapel in the neighboring village Möllensen was in 1304 named as " Branch " of the Church in Eberholzen. At the beginning of the 20th century the number of Eberholzen 682 inhabitants.
Origin of the name
Old names of the place are 1240 Eilbereholthusen 1282 Elber Holthusen, 1282 Ebbereholthusen, 1285 Elber Holthusen, 1304 Elber Holthusen, 1311, and 1318 Eylberholthusen Elber Holthusen. The name seems to consist of three parts: In addition to the frequent element " holt- husen " is in the first term " King James ", perhaps even to recognize " Eilber -e- ". The " l " and later fell as " Evergreen " was the first part of high German " boar ", in Low German equalized. The " holthusen places " are not very old in general. You mean something like " settlement in or near the forest ", because " outdated" for " forest " is.
Policy
Parish council
The municipal council of Eberholzen consists of nine council women and councilors.
- CDU 4 seats
- SPD 4 seats
- Third Force 1 seat
(As at municipal election on September 9, 2001)
Mayor
The honorary mayor Klaus- Peter Schröder was elected on 9 September 2001. Meanwhile, the new mayor Rudolf fire. His deputy is Dirk Sattler.
Transport and Infrastructure
Eberholzen is connected via county roads with the B243 to the road network. Regular direct bus connections are made to and from Gronau, Hildesheim and Alfeld. Opposite the church is the daycare "Mouse Castle ". To meet the daily needs there are in the Schäferstraße a retail store. As one of the leading butchers in the region here is home to the country butcher Rolf Bartels.
Attractions
Prior to the Protestant Church of St Bartholomew, the tower was built in the 12th century, a stone coffin from the 13th century can be seen. In him a legend to be buried according to a knight of Eberhardt, who was occupied with a spell and therefore could not be buried in the church or at the cemetery. In the single-nave church whose ship was built in 1729, including the baroque pulpit altar of 1731, the organ of the 1794und painted in the 18th century, wooden coffered ceiling and the baptismal font from sandstone of 1611 are noteworthy. The gallery in the east was added in 1717, the west and north 1722/23. In 1966, the church was renovated.
Outside the church is a monument commemorating the Battle of Leipzig (1813 ) was built in 1913 from boulders. There is also a memorial to commemorate the fallen of both world wars.
In the north road a restored 1979, 14 m deep well worth seeing.
In Eberholzen, through the center of the Hahmbach flows fall on numerous well preserved or restored half-timbered houses, for example, in the North and Causeway, around the church and the tie.
Sports
As a major football club in the region of the TSV Eberholzen is active in the county league for years. Some years ago he was nationwide the smallest village with a club in a district after the climb was succeeded in 2003.
Pictures
Evangelical Church
Stone coffin in front of the church with monument
On Hahmbach in the dam road
Am Tie
Old fountain in the North Street
A look at Eberholzen
Eberholzer forest at Pentecost bubbles
Eberholzen seen from the Pentecostal square
Eberholzer forest on Whit place
Musikverein of Eberholzen place on Whit