Friesenrath

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Friesenrath is a small village in the eastern district of Aachen Kornelimünster / Walheim. It lies on the Inde in Münster Ländchen and there on the B 258 between Roetgen and the district of Aachen Walheim; In the northeast cock.

Worth seeing is the old school, the chapel of St. Bernard, the war memorial and a milestone.

History

Probably was on the territory of the present town Friesenrath a Roman watch tower as more discoveries suggest. The first mention was held as Vreyssenroide on 10 November 1334. During the French period the site belonged to the Mairie Walheim, then later to the municipality in the district of Aachen Walheim. 1914, the first school in Friesenrath was built, 1926, the Friesenrath castle. The Chapel of St. Bernard, built in 1939 to designs by the architect Peter Salm Aachen and inaugurated. Together with the community Walheim came Friesenrath on 1 January 1972 at the city of Aachen.