Neubulach

Neubulach is a health resort in the Black Forest, near Calw in Baden- Württemberg. Neubulach is the first place in Germany with state-approved radon galleries balneo.

• 2.1 Coat of arms of former municipalities
• 2.2 Coat of Arms

• 3.1 municipal

• 4.1 traffic
• 4.2 Established businesses
• 4.3 Education

• 5.1 Museums
• 5.2 Regular events

• 6.1 freeman
• 6.2 Sons and daughters of the town

Geography

Boroughs

The city Neubulach divided into five boroughs Altbulach, Liebelsberg, Martin Moss, Neubulach and Oberhaugstett. The district Altbulach is further divided into four districts among themselves not defined part Altbulach, Seitzental, Kohlerstal and station Teinach. The neighborhoods are physically identical to the previous municipalities of the same name, its official designation as well as the part of the counties of the district Altbulach takes the form of " Neubulach - district ... ". The districts also form residential areas within the meaning of Baden-Württemberg municipal code, the sub- districts Seitzental, Kohlerstal and Teinach station of the district Altbulach together form the residential district " valley communities " and the sub-district Altbulach the residential district " Altbulach ".

For Altbulach district includes the village Altbulach, the hamlet Kohlerstal and Seitzental and the places power plant and marble works. For Liebelsberg district includes the village Liebelsberg, the homestead Lautenbachhof and the houses Teinachtal. Among the districts Martin Moos and Oberhaugstett each include only the villages of the same name. For district Neubulach Neubulach include the city and the place Lochsägmühle.

History

Altbulach was first mentioned in 1390, but could already have been composed around 800 and received the prefix alto in the city name to distinguish it from the city incurred until the 13th century ( New ) Bulach. Oberhaugstett was first mentioned in 1355, 1374 and Liebelsberg Martin Moos 1423rd but all three places are certainly considerably older, Liebelsberg was created as Waldhufendorf. Neubulach until 1799 mostly just called Bulach, is a particularly well-preserved small medieval mining town and was first mentioned in 1275, the Silver Mining 1286. During the 13th century the mining apparently had its golden age, which perhaps lasted until the 14th century. It probably was a mining settlement that was perhaps raised to 1274 by the Counts of Hohenberg to the city Bulach. It is sometimes assumed that the mining could have used before the 13th century, but there has been but no evidence. 1364 sold the Counts of Hohenberg city and rule Bulach including the mine to the Elector Palatine, which they sold in 1440 to the Counts of Württemberg. At that time, the mining had its heyday long since passed, further attempts were made around 1478, in the 1530s, 1551-1553, 1557-1563, 1567-1568, 1594-1608, 1656-1657, 1718-1727, 1747-1761, 1773-1790 ( excavation of the water tunnel ), and finally from 1820 to 1831 ( 1822-1831 excavation of the Wilhelm- studs, now called Hella lucky studs ). However, it has been stated repeatedly that the deposit had been mined so far -reaching in the Middle Ages that no profitable ore more were available. 1916-1932 and 1937-1945 were trying different companies underground, but above all from the old heaps of gold and win bismuth. Supposedly Neubulach be burned to 1326, a second town fire occurred 1505. During the Peasants ' War of 1525 Neubulach was occupied by the farmers. Other than sometimes claimed, but neither the city were set on fire while still destroying the (presumably lying quietly ) mine. The present city was re- formed on 1 January 1975 by combining the city Neubulach and the communities Altbulach, Liebelsberg, Martin Moos and Oberhaugstett.

Coat of arms of the former municipalities

Altbulach

Liebelsberg

Martin Moos

Oberhaugstett

Coat of arms

The blazon of the arms is: " In a gold rotbewehrter, rotbezungter and rotgekrönter black eagle, topped with a silver breastplate, it obliquely crossed a red hammer and a red hammer. "

Policy

Parish council

The municipal election held on 7 June 2009 yielded the following distribution of seats:

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

By Neubulach and Oberhaugstett the country road runs 348 from the direction of Calw to Altensteig. By Nagoldtal and thus Neubulacher district the main road leads 463 of Horb to Pforzheim. The nearest motorway connections to the A81 in about 25 km distance are in Herrenberg and Gaertringen.

Neubulach has a railway station on the Nagoldtalsperre rollercoaster of Horb to Pforzheim, which is served every half hour in both directions. The train station is about 5 km northeast of the city center, in Nagoldtal, so the districts are reached by buses at the following most Zugankünfte from the station. In addition, all districts operate out direct buses to Calw, Wildenberg and old gate. All public transport in Neubulach are integrated into the district-wide Community tariff of the transport company baths Calw.

Established businesses

Maschinenfabrik Friedrich Duss was founded in 1920 in Neubulach and is now one of the most famous manufacturer of drilling tools.

The organ building company John Rohlf placed the organ of Baden -Baden collegiate ago.

Education

Neubulach has a primary and secondary school with Werkrealschule. In addition, there are two pure primary schools.

Culture and sights

Museums

• Visitor mine Hella luck
• Mineral museum in the Bailiwick

Regular events

• Large flea market on Easter Monday
• Autumn Krämer market
• Indoor soccer tournament in late December
• Maibaumfest with Maiwagenausstellung on April 30 in Altbulach
• Maypole on April 30 in Martin Moos
• Every 2nd weekend in July Village Festival in Martin Moos
• Wine and onion festival at the end of September in Altbulach, volunteer fire department
• Photo Neubulach Festival in November (Previously Neubulacher Diatage )
• Spring Concert at the Musikverein
• Radish Festival of the Musikverein in July
• International Pole Vault Meeting of the TV Oberhaugstett on Whit Monday
• Schnitzel feast of the Red Cross local branch Neubulach in June

Personalities

Freeman

• Julius Heuss
• Georg Friedrich Müller
• Friedrich Duss
• Dr. Heinrich Günzler
• Friedrich Hermann
• Friedrich Neuweiler
• Dr. Albert Klein
• Dr. med. Hugo Wieland
• Siegfried Luz

Sons and daughters of the town

• Breitling Eugen (1906-1980), politician ( CDU), Member of Parliament
• Eugen Steimle (1909-1987), leading scientist in the Reich Security Main Office