Görisried

Görisried is a municipality in the Swabian district Ostallgaeu and a member of the administrative community Unterthingau.

• 6.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry
• 6.2 Education

Geography

Görisried lies in the planning region Allgäu. There is only the district Görisried.

History

The story Görisrieds presumably begins with the early and high medieval scheduled clearing work in Franconia Gau Celtic Stone ( 800-1300 ). At her prince pen in Kempten, the Bishopric of Augsburg, the monastery of St. Mang feet and the rule Kemnath were involved. In the documents Görisried is first mentioned in the 12th century in a lawsuit on Rothwasser at Wild Mountain. The first family names appear in documents of 1377th

Until 1803, the Görisrieder families were assigned to three different Pflegämtern: Oberdorf ( Bishopric of Augsburg), Nesselwang (St. Mang ) and Unterthingau ( pin Kempten ).

Since the Imperial Diet of 1803 the place belonged to Bavaria. In the course of administrative reform in the Kingdom of Bavaria was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community.

Population Development

On the territory of the municipality 1970 873 inhabitants were still counted, 1987, 1011, 2000 and 1201 already January 1, 2012 lived 1,303 residents whose main residence is in Görisried.

Policy

Mayor Thea Barnsteiner ( General electorate ).

Culture and sights

Country award of the village in Gold

In 1998 Görisried received the silver medal at the national competition Our village has a future and gold in the state competition. A well-developed network of bicycle and hiking trails makes Görisried to a destination for nature lovers.

Go to GÖ

With GÖ go to every year there is a rock festival. On offer nationally known cover bands as well as live bands. These included, among others, Die Atzen, Mickie Krause, Sunrise Avenue, Doro Pesch, The Sweet, gunslinger, Die Happy, Bananafishbones and JBO

Catholic Parish Church of St. Oswald

Görisried belonged with the branches Wildenberg and hay barn to the late Middle Ages to the parish Oberthingau, from which it was separated on November 5, 1497 as an independent parish. A new building of 1631 under Master Mason Matthew Mayr and master carpenter Baltus Kienzle received in 1679 a new tower and was remodeled in 1720. The destroyed by the great fire of 6 September 1823 36 houses of the village church was 1825/26 built using part of the old walls again and consecrated in 1830, but was so dilapidated after 20 years, that 1840/49 one still essentially preserved new building had to be built in the Neo-Gothic forms. There was a further restoration 1947/49 with removal of the neo-Gothic elements, and finally a complete modernization of the church and surrounding cemetery in the late 1980s under Pastor Erwin Ruchte.

The pews dates from the time of the reconstruction 1825/26. Receive is also the former high altar from 1850, at the feet of Christ kneeling the patron of the church of Görisried, St. Oswald, and the patrons of the store chapels, St. Ursula, Peter of Alcatara and Sebastian. Also preserved is the wooden statue of St. Oswald of 1730 /40 newer version and neo-classical framework, with the base inscription: Ecclesiam / REX Bavariae RESTAURAVIT EX cinere, BENEFICII ORNARUNT / A IGNATIUS / Episcopus Augustanus / CONSECRAVIT. ( Historical Source: Michael Petzet: County Market Oberdorf, Bavarian art monuments; 23, Munich: German Arts Verl, 1966. ).

Chapel of St. Ursula

The Chapel of St. Ursula is located about one kilometer south of Görisried on the road to Wild Mountain. There 1634/35 the plague victims of the community were buried. 1681 was the construction of the choir and nave of the eastern part. In the same time, the ceiling paintings are scenes from the legend of St.. Ursula and the pews.

Chapel of St. Peter of Alcantara in barn

Predecessor of this chapel was built around 1675 field chapel in honor of St.. Peter of Alcantara. 1725 established the branch community barn in place the current large chapel that soon evolved into a place of pilgrimage. The ceiling frescoes date from the year 1776 by the Kempten painter Linus Seif in stucco profile frames. In the choir is the stigmatization of St. To see Francis, east in the nave in the main ceiling area of St. Peter of Alcantara and St.. Teresia in clouds. The Angel and the local view of barn below are completely repainted. In the six small circular fields of the ceiling and the three Empor fields to see scenes from the life of the church patron. At the capstone of the choir arch the arms of Kempten Fürstabts Rupert von Bodman (1678-1728) can be seen.

Interior of church in barn

Chapel of St. Sebastian in Wildenberg

According to the inscription on the gallery in 1596 a ruined chapel was rebuilt in 1652. Today, reminiscent in its total investment to the area of Füssen architect Johann Georg Fischer Chapel, is based on a conversion from 1717 ( year over the chancel arch ).

Calvary in Görisried

1867 began the Görisrieder under Pastor Wilhelm Eisele with the construction of Calvary. From the figures in the Mount of Olives Chapel, we know that she has worried in Munich, the architect Josef Müller.

The angel reaches the cup Jesus

Jesus on the Mount of Olives

One of the fourteen stations, built in 1868

Lourdes Chapel

Upper Chapel built in 1874, Cross 1888

Prison chapel

Source at the crossroads

Monuments

→ List of monuments in Görisried

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 2008 according to official statistics in the field of agriculture and forestry none, in the manufacturing sector 92, in the area of ​​trade, transport and hospitality industries in the services sector 16 and 42 compulsory social security contributions at the workplace. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 432 in the manufacturing sector, there were two, four companies in the construction industry.

In addition, in 2007 there were 51 farms with an agricultural area of 1,375 ha, of which 1,324 ha were under permanent pasture area.

In 1997 Görisried was voted one of the most beautiful villages of Swabia.

Education

There are the following facilities (as of 2009):

• Kindergartens: 50 kindergarten places with 46 children. Since 2008, lunch and afternoon care is available.
• Elementary School: 1-4 class