Mainstockheim

Mainstockheim is a municipality in the district of Kitzingen, Lower Franconia, and a member of the administrative community Kitzingen.

• 4.1 Coat of Arms

• 5.1 wine village
• 5.2 Regular events
• 5.3 monuments 5.3.1 St. James
• 5.3.2 Age cemetery
• 5.3.3 Former Synagogue
• 5.3.4 St. Gumbertus
• 5.3.5 Ebracher yard

Geography

Geographical Location

The community Mainstockheim lies in the western part of the district of Kitzingen in Maindreieck right on Main. Mainstockheim is conveniently accessible via the A 7, A 3, and over the railway connection Kitzingen.

Neighboring communities

Neighboring municipalities are (from north clockwise beginning ): Dettelbach, Albertshofen, Kitzingen, Buchbrunn and Biebelried.

History

The name Main -stock home has a foundation in the time of the Frankish conquest around 800 after Christ.

During a land acquisition of Ebracher monastery is the village was first mentioned in 1140. 58

The oldest settlement area in the north of the village are the houses around the former Gumbertuskirche. They can be seen today in its baroque ridge turret. It was followed by the emergence of a second core to the fortified settlement of Jacob Church, today's Protestant parish church. Only after the Thirty Years' War, the two urban centers gradually grew together.

In 1500 the monastery Ebrach established a monastery office. Since then, there is the still operational ferry over the river Main, which has enabled the direct route to Ebrach.

Mainstockheim was managed by the Ganerbengemeinschaft the Margrave of Ansbach, the Abbey Ebrach and the lords of fox Ganerbendorf. The rule in the village was set down in writing. The agreement was renewed in 1549. The Community administration lasted until the place became part of Bavaria after the secularization in 1806. After a short period of service in the Grand Duchy of Würzburg 1810-1814 Mainstockheim was definitively incorporated into the Kingdom of Bavaria.

Jewish Life in Mainstockheim goes back to the 16th century when in 1594 a Jewish population is locally called. At least since the 18th century Jewish families in the village were established, the (unknown year of manufacture) already built a first synagogue. At the building, which is the Catholic Church today, a memorial plaque to the persecution and murder of the Jewish population during the Holocaust.

Mainstockheim heard in the municipal reform 1978 management community Kitzingen.

Community partnership

Mainstockheim maintains since 1991 a partnership with the community in the district of Teltow -Flaming Oehna in Brandenburg.

Policy

• Mayor: Karl -Dieter Fuchs (Free Biirgerblock Mainstockheim )
• Deputy. Mayor: Heiner dispute (Free Biirgerblock Mainstockheim )
• 3 Mayor: Burkard Seipel (SPD )

Allocation of seats in the local council:

• CDU (6 )
• SPD ( 4)
• CSU ( 2)

Coat of arms

Blazon Split of green and silver; front a silver wave oblique beams, behind a rooted cutting red tree Stock

Coat of Arms history Mainstockheim leads a coat of arms since the 16th century. A detectable in the village of Procedure of the 16th century coat of arms was included in the current coat of arms. It was the acknowledgment by the government of Lower Franconia on June 23, 1971

The colors red and silver are the colors of the Swiss franc. The wave bar in green is an indication of the geographical location on Main with the direct ferry to Albertshofen. Speaking for the local part of the name -stock is the red rhizome in silver.

Culture and sights

Wine village

On the slopes that run in the height from the Main, thrive excellent wines.

When removed, the vineyard paths and bicycle network as well as several designated trails are available for numerous recreational opportunities: On a natural wine trail, the visitor is at thirteen stations Find out more about the place and its wine.

In addition, the vineyards of the situation " Main Stockheimer Hofstück " offer impressive views highlights. To them, the hikers will take you to the stop -a- time way.

Even the famous Camino de Santiago passes through the place.

Cyclists enjoy the riverside paths.

The art-loving hiker offers the Frankish Marienweg numerous treasures.

Regular events

• Raising the May Pole on April 30,
• Open air concert in June
• Wine on Main, Wine Festival on the 3rd weekend in July
• Stouga Kerm, fair on the 1st Sunday in September

Monuments

→ List of monuments in Mainstockheim

St. James

The Parish Church of St. James the Elder. shows traces of former fortification. Radical changes have taken place within the meaning of Margrave style.

Old cemetery

He immediately adjoins St. James. The grave rows are terraced and many old grave stones speak of transience.

Former synagogue

The Alley " at the synagogue " already points to the building. 1836 in the main street 213 (now at the synagogue 9) the construction of a new synagogue with windows in the characteristic round arched style of the 1830s. The inventory of the old synagogue was taken over. In the same building there was the Municipal House, the mikvah and the Israelite elementary school. In 1938 the interior was destroyed during the November Pogrom and the Jewish community heard in the turmoil of the Nazi period to exist. After 1945, the building served as a refugee accommodation. In the 1950s, of the present church of St. Gumbert Foundation of the Catholic branch church Mainstockheim was bought.

St. Gumbertus

The church building is now privately owned. It was in 1817 converted into living accommodation. At the former church only remember the roof turret and the clock. 149

Ebracher yard

The Ebracher Abbot John of Dressel let the Amtshof build from 1618 to 1630. Not known is the builder. Under Abbot William Sölner of Ebrach originated from 1727 to 1734 an impressive gardens. Through the secularization in 1806 the building became part of the Electorate of Bavaria. Just one year later it passed into private hands and changed hands several times the owner.

1961 acquired the parents of Gabriele Brandner Ebracher the yard. The plant was in poor condition. After numerous renovations and conversions, the friendly nursing home castle Ebracher Court could arise here.

Traffic

With the direct neighboring community Albertshofen the place is connected by a ferry Main since 1515. For that year the ferryman Cles Vogler is testified. 149

This possibility of the Main Crossing is often used mainly by pedestrians and cyclists. It is, however, also approved for cars, trucks and agricultural tractors.

Clubs

Personalities

• Walter Stain, 1954-1962 Bavarian Minister of Labour
• Johann Heinrich Zang, cantor