Großhaslach

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In the resort

Großhaslach (ugs. Hōsla or Grṓshosla ) is a municipality in the district of Petersaurach Ansbach, Middle Franconia.

• 3.1 Mayor
• 3.2 Coat of Arms

Geography

Through the town flows the Haslach, a right tributary of the Beavers. Großhaslach lies between two forest areas in the west and in the east the forest Haslacher the Ketteldorfer forest.

History

Großhaslach is regarded as one of the earliest settlements between Ansbach and Nuremberg, according to tradition, is said to have found a church there before the year 800. Documented, it is, however, first mentioned on 18 October 1144 as a Countess of Oettingen the parish Hasela presented the monastery Heilsbronn. The name means " settlement on a river ( = - ah ), which is passed with hazel ".

1295 sold Albrecht of Vestenberg his goods and his castle to Großhaslach the monastery Heilsbronn 1299 sold the Counts of Oettingen their goods to the monastery, so that the whole place was under the Cistercian monastery.

The parish church of St. Mary was built in the late 15th century on the site of the old church. 1783, designed by the court architect Johann David Stein margravial Gruber hall building was rebuilt. In the so-called Bahr House, the medieval charnel house behind the church is a Romanesque baptismal font, probably from the 12th/13th. Century dates.

In the upper Official descriptions of the Principality of Ansbach by Johann Georg Vetter from 1732 the place is described as follows:

" Grosen Hasslach A Dorff, warinnen a Princely. Anspachl. Church, first parishioners and 1 Schuhlhauß, then 6 Baurenhöff, 4 half Hoff and sambt the Muehl, Würth and prau Hauß 29 Söldengüther, 1 Baad and 1 Hürtenhauß so sämbtl. belong in the Closter Hailsbronn and the tithes half to Closterambt - the other fan ` but to give to the parish large Haslach guilty be, in which parish also includes the small tithes. The community rule, Vogthey and Kirchweyh protection, the Closter Hailsbronn that Hochfraischl. High authority but that allhiesige upper and Cast Official Anßpach. "

In the Geographical statistical- topographical dictionary of Franks (1800 ) of the place is described as follows: " Großhaßlach, Evangelical- Lutheran parish village with 44 related to the Kameralamt Ansbach subjects. In 1299 it came by purchase with all appurtenances to the monastery Hailsbrunn. "

Monuments

• Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Mary
• Cemetery Mounting: The widely passed around the church, the rectory was once also enclosing high ashlar masonry is partly preserved. There is a high round arch with Ziegelverdachung and Gothic profile remains on the outside on the east side; north of it a small walled- pointed arch portal; Many buildings were brought later built the wall; next to the Bahr home on the west side of a large stone relief is walled with Apostle cross.
• The late Gothic house Bahr in 1500, inside approach built of ashlar and rubble on the west wall of the cemetery, plastered; on the south and east walls befindensich profiled ogee - access, on the east side has chamfered jambs a high rectangular window; the saddle roof dates from a later period.
• The rectory of 1736 is on the south side two stories with rusticated corner pilaster strips, it has a hipped roof, the staircase leads to a geohrten segmental arch lintel light; on the north side of the house is on one level with three-axle central projection and a dormer.
• House # 13: Two-storey building with a hipped roof and dormers called drag, 1850
• The shrine on the way to Ketteldorf is constructed from Hausteinquadern; he has a deepened weathered pointed arch relief of the Crucifixion with Mary and John; it probably dates from the 15th century, making it probably the oldest stone monument corridor in the district of Ansbach.
• Calvary at the forest edge of the state forest district X ( torture Lazy Zagel ), 200 meters south of the road to Ketteldorf: a monolith with an illegible inscription, designated in 1799.
• Stone crosses, medieval, sandstone: At the north end of the village at the fork to Steinbach and the Walk of the Dead by Neuhöflein
• West of the town on foot to Bruck mountain at the junction of the footpath by Recker village ( with an incised cross)

See also: → List of monuments in Petersaurach.

Population Development

Community Großhaslach

District Großhaslach

Policy

Was Großhaslach before the Second Gemeindeedikt (1818 ) a municipality. With the Gemeindeedikt the places Gleizendorf, Steinbach, Neumühlestrasse, Gütlershof, Upper and Lower Mill were added. On May 1, 1978 Großhaslach was incorporated in the course of municipal reform after Petersaurach.

Mayor

Coat of arms

Since 1967, the community Großhaslach led a coat of arms. The blazon is: About silver sign foot, in a horizontal blue fish, split; forward split of gold and red with 2 iron hats in confused colors; back in green with a silver bar.

The fish is reminiscent of the looting of the pond by the United Haslacher women after the Peasants' War of 1525.

Traffic

By Großhaslach county road 22 from AN Ketteldorf leads her to the B 14 A community connecting road leading from Adelmann seat on Großhaslach on the B 14 at Gütlershof. Another community link road leads to Steinbach.

Gallery

St. Mary's Church interior

Bahr house with font

The Martyrdom

Rectory