Marxzell

Marx cell is a municipality in the district of Karlsruhe in Baden- Württemberg.

• 2.1 districts 2.1.1 Pfaffenrot
• 2.1.2 Burbach
• 2.1.3 Schielberg

• 4.1 traffic
• 4.2 Education

• 5.1 Museums
• 5.2 Structures

• 6.1 freeman
• 6.2 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

Marx cell is located in the Alb valley and on the heights of the Black Forest.

The municipality is the union of the places Marx cell in Albtal and Burbach, Pfaffenrot and Schielberg on the surrounding heights and the hamlet of fishing ponds, stone Häusle and Frauenalb in the valley.

Community structure

The community Marx cell is composed of the former municipalities Burbach, Pfaffenrot and Schielberg. To the former belong the village Burbach Burbach, the settlement Marx cell, which lies partly in the field of the other two former municipalities, the homestead Metzlinschwander courtyard and the houses Fischweier and Weimer mill. For the former municipality Pfaffenrot include the village and the municipality Pfaffenrot parts Gertrudenhof. For the former municipality Schielberg include the village Schielberg, the places " Bergschmiede, Hotel ", the homestead Schlotterhof, the house stone Häusle and the hamlet Frauenalb.

History

The place Marx cell, and cell or Zeller mill was first mentioned in documents in 1255. At that time there was a mill of the monastery Frauenalb to which the site also belonged. After the Reformation, and the division of the state of Baden, Marx cell came in 1535 to the Baden- Baden line. When the monastery was restored in 1631, it was again given dominion over the place. As part of the media coverage due to the Imperial Diet Losing The monastery was dissolved in 1803 and the place finally came to the Grand Duchy of Baden. There it belonged first to the upper office Ettlingen and since 1937 for the district of Karlsruhe.

The community Marx cell was formed on 1 July 1971 by the union of the three previously independent municipalities Burbach, Pfaffenrot and Schielberg.

Districts

Pfaffenrot

Pfaffenrot 1255 for the first time, mentioned in a document along with Burbach and Schielberg.

The three villages of Marx cell height were about six centuries to the Monastery Frauenalb. Since 1803 they were independent municipalities before they have joined forces on 1 July 1971 to the municipality of Marx cell.

• Mayor of Pfaffenrot Alfons Benz ( FWV ).

Burbach

Burbach 1255 first mentioned in the same document as Marx cell. 1287 transferred Heinrich I von Eberstein the place to the monastery Frauenalb.

• Local Head of Burbach is Bettina Beier.

Schielberg

Also Schielberg is first mentioned in a document of 1255.

Schielberg is with 512 meters the highest village of the town and district of Karlsruhe.

• Mayor of Schielberg is Harald Becht ( FWV ).

Policy

Mayor 's Raimund Schuster (independent), who was first elected in the fall of 1999 and confirmed in the mayoral election on 11 November 2007 at the office.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Fischweier, Marx cell and Frauenalb each have a stop at the oldest overland line of Karlsruhe's rail system, Albtalbahn (line S1 Karlsruhe - Bad Herrenalb ). The stop Marx cell has a connection to the bus line 114 Albtal Traffic society.

Education

With the Carl- Benz - school is in the district Pfaffenrot a primary and secondary school. The Carl Benz School also has another primary school in Burbach and in Schielberg.

Culture and sights

Museums

• The car museum Marx cell, a larger number of old vehicles is issued.
• Home and village museum Pfaffenrot

In Pfaffenrot is the Village Museum " Kantebuahaus ". In the village museum each year smaller events are held such as the " Advent celebration in the village museum " or "a Stündle Hoimat "

• Access Local History Museum Pfaffenrot

In the " Access Local History Room" in Pfaffenrot something is shown by the roots of originating from Greifendorf expellees. In addition to maps, the church, a farm house and a fireplace can be seen as a model. In addition, a model of the costume of the beautiful Hengster Oberland is issued.

• Photo Gallery Wasserthal - level - extreme - appointment by appointment

Structures

Frauenalb consists mainly of a large monastery ruins, surrounded by a few houses.

Personalities

Freeman

• Prelate Heinz axeman
• Otto Baldinus
• Pastor Henry Hall ( † 1983)
• Pastor Emil Kramer († 1987)
• Friedrich Fauser († 1988)
• Mayor Max Brandel († 1988)
• Mayor Ignaz Weingartner († 1995)
• Emil Kunz († 2003)
• Mayor Otto Fluderer († 2004)

Sons and daughters of the town

• Franz Boos (1753-1832), animal and plant collector, and Head of the Imperial court gardens in Vienna
• Adolf Franz Samwer (1895-1958), German politician (GB / BHE, CDU), Member of Parliament