Listringen

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Listringen is a district of Bad Salzdetfurth in Lower Saxony and is located in the district of Hildesheim, about 10 km southeast of Hildesheim, in the Harz mountains. Hannover City is about 30 km north -west direction. The village is situated above the river valley of the core. North of the town is one of the most fertile regions of Germany, Hildesheimer Borde.

Infrastructure

Listringen is located on the L499 between Heinde and Heersum. In about 5 km from the motorway exit Derneburg and the roadhouse Hildesheimer Borde are There is also a bus service to Hildesheim and Bad Salzdetfurth.

History

The first written mention of the village Listringen that once belonged to Flenithigau, found 1175-1178 in the deed of gift of the Bishop of Hildesheim Adelog Adelheid, the Vice Dominus Konrad II von Wassel widow.

In addition to the Good Heinde, which she got as a widow seat, she was invested with a courtyard of 6 hooves country in Listringen, tithes and a mill for life. This created a donation to in today's time -reaching link between villages Listringen and Heinde. The dynasty of Wallmoden was by inheritance the owner of the goods to Heinde after spiritual and temporal lords changed the ownership of the lands and places to the 14th century. Until 1550 all land in Listringen and Heinde by the brothers of was. Wallmoden repurchased.

The community Listringen was originally the parish in Heinde. In 1450 Theo built Wallmoden which Listringen called " my village " on the heritage of his father, a chapel, which was dedicated to St. George. The pastor of Heinde had to keep it a weekly event.

1804 was built by Count Louis of Wallmoden - Gimborn the present church. On the lintel is a symbol of eternity snake ring engraved, in which one eye, surrounded by the triangular beams glory is. Still remember the Henning lamp in Hildesheim in 1645 cast bell with the portrait of the dragon slayer St. George and a baptismal font dating from 1589 to the old chapel.

About the origin of the place name, which includes the variations Linstringh and Listringhe, nothing is known accurately. The popularly reported that once a battle had taken place here, where the armies camped at Heersum to " wrestle with List" at Listringen. One other interpretation by the Lords of Heinde had there " did wrestle with desire " their showgrounds and the name of the small grove Papenlah is interpreted as " Pape camp," as 1632 Gottfried Heinrich Graf zu Pappenheim besieged Hildesheim.

The court of justice of the village, Thie, was in the former school garden west of the church. Here lay under tall oaks large stones that served as seats. Should a meeting be held, the bell of the chapel of St. George was rung.

An old legend says that in ancient times was a " healthy wells " have been at Listringen. Many patients found there healing. But no payment could be demanded for the healing potion. Now when a rich man of his illness recovered, they demanded from him a sum of money and the next day the source was dried up. This healthy well will have been sulfur source close to the Papenlah.

The first school house was built in 1737. It contained a desk, and three chambers. The living room also served as a schoolroom. The teacher was out of the education service in future to hold catechism, prayer meetings, and Christ Church, to draw the prayer bell to ring harvest rain to clean the church and to monitor the progress of the clock tower.

1848 happened the coupling of the field marks. 1858 the current school building was newly built and in November 1917 it received an electric light plant. Ten years later resulted in the livestock census 39 cattle -holding households with 40 horses, 121 head of cattle, 165 pigs, 36 goats, 566 chickens, 12 beehives and 168 sheep. This statistic shows that Listringen an old farming village was dependent on agriculture, with skilled crafts, such as saddlery, forge, wheelwright and joinery. Masons were active in winter as house butcher. All craftsmen cultivated in addition their own farmland.

This village image has changed over the years. The school room is redesigned as a village common room, because the school was closed in 1965. The school chronicle, soft 1877 began, is located in the town hall of Bad Salzdetfurth, which has, among other villages also incorporated Listringen. The last teacher of the village was also her last chronicler.

At the artisans remembers a street name. The farms are managed, in part as a sideline, and the place of work of most of the population is not in the village, as before.

On March 1, 1974 Listringen was incorporated into the city of Bad Salzdetfurth.

Religion

The Evangelical Lutheran Church congregation Heinde - Listringen was merged on 1 January 2011 with the parish Lechstedt the new church " Innerstetal " in Bad Salzdetfurth. It belongs to the church district of Hildesheim land Alfeld ( Sprengel Hildesheim, Göttingen) the Hanover church.

Culture and sights

• The church was built by Georg Ludwig Graf von Wallmoden - Gimborn in 1804 build.
• The present school building was rebuilt in 1858. The school was closed in 1965.

Policy

Mayor is Karl -Heinrich Klages ( CDU).

Facilities

• Volunteer Fire Listringen founded in 1906