Golzen

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Location of Golzen in Bad Bibra

Golzen is a district of Bad Bibra in Burgenland district, in Saxony -Anhalt.

• 3.1 Structures

History

Golzen ( Slav = the sheepfolds to the living ends ) was originally a Slavic settlement. The first documentary mention there was narca as Gazlohene in Hersfeld tithe directory to 880. The church was Branch of Kirchscheidungen. The place and its jurisdiction belonged to the manor Kirchscheidungen those Rockhausen, later to von der Schulenburg on Burgscheidungen.

1589 the place Golsen was written, he was back in office Eckartsberga and was referred to the family of Rockhausen to. The village hall also included the deserted village of Warta. The Office Freyburg had only to ask for a grain of interest Golzen.

On 1 July 2009 Golzen was amalgamated with the districts Golzen and Krawinkel to Bad Bibra. The last mayor was serious Handsche.

Policy

Mayor

The last honorary mayor Ernst Handsche was elected on 12 June 1990.

Culture and sights

Structures

The church was extensively renovated in 1722 with a medieval choir tower and truss tower. The north side of the church was given a new Baroque main portal with an openwork circular pediment, in the middle of a cartouche, which is decorated with an attached cross. The inscription 1722, about the coat of arms of Rockhausen and the letters GFvR and C.G.v.R. The letters refer to Georg Friedrich Rockhausen, Major and owner of Central courtyard of Kirchscheidungens and his brother Lieutenant Christian Gottfried Rockhausen.

Traffic

Directly by the municipality runs the federal highway 176 which leads from Laucha to Bad Bibra.

The south past leading Finnenbahn Lauchagrund - Kölleda, had a breakpoint at the Golzen is no longer in operation.