Neukirchen (Ostholstein)
Neukirchen is a municipality in the district of East Holstein in Schleswig -Holstein. It lies in the Wagria directly on the Baltic Sea and has a 5.6 km long beach. Buerau, Georgshof, Godderstorf, phonolite, Kraksdorf, Löhrstorf, Michael Dorf, Meeschendorf, Meeschendorfer pasture, oil village, Easter Made, Sahna, Satjewitz, Seekamp Sütel and Wulfshof lie in the municipality.
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History
The town was first mentioned in 1259 as Kerghvelde and is named after its Romanesque brick church, St. Anthony's Church. The church was founded 1244/45 of Adolf IV of Schauenburg and Holstein.
In the dairy farm, the first dry milk was produced in Germany in 1914. The dairy was closed in the early 1960s.
Good Löhrstorf
The noble Good Löhrstorf (formerly Löhrstorff ) was first mentioned in the 14th century. The mansion is a massive building with a mansard roof and is located on an expansive park. The Hofinsel with manor house and farm buildings surrounded by a wide moat and accessible only by two bridges. In 1384 the estate is called a possession of the Cistercian monastery in Reinfeld, but it is coming soon in the possession of the remains of Rantzaus and over 300 years in this large family. Then had Löhrstorf still different owners, as von Bülow, von Hardenberg and von Reventlow. In 1722, an extension was erected at the mansion Baron Cuno von Bülow Joshua and equipped with precious stucco, which are the Italian plasterer Giuseppe Moggia attributed. Since 1904, the estate is owned by the couple 's family, which was the manor in 1920 to rebuild generously by the Lübeck architect Wilhelm Bräck. Raumausmalung of Albert Aereboe. Garden design, designed by Harry Maasz. Today on Good Löhrstorf include several hundred acres of arable land, part of which is directly adjacent to the courtyard.
Good Seekamp
Good Seekamp was built in 1798 and was initially a Grange. Later the estate was a working farm, to the then and now includes hundreds of acres of land. Today the estate Seekamp heard the Rickert family, who also built the campsite Seekamp on Grossenbroden lake in the 1950s.
Good Satjewitz
The village Satjewitz, which spawned the estate was first mentioned in 1433.
Good Buerau
The village Buerau, which spawned the estate was first mentioned in the middle of the 15th century. Today, the manor house and outbuildings are only preserved.
Good Godderstorf
The village Godderstorf, which spawned the estate was first mentioned in the early 15th century. Middle of the 18th century was Godderstorf a noble estate, the mansion was built in 1880.
Phonolite - Kling Steen
Phonolite was formerly a village of ten Slavic Husen. Then it belongs to a Bikarie the Church Luetjenburg. 1612 was a Huse orphaned. 1663 the village belonged to the estate Satjewitz, later it was sold to the estate Löhrstorf. Beginning in 1903 bought the Berlin Land Bank the Good Löhrstorf and parceled it. The main courtyard was born on August 1, 1904 to its present owners. Also phonolite became independent on that date.
Policy
Of the eleven seats in the municipal council, the CDU has been the local elections in 2013 six seats, the voter community FBN has three and the SPD two seats.
Coat of arms
Blazon: ". Wellenschildfuß Over blue, in two outwardly inclined golden wheat ears, in silver a red church with steeple between two green linden trees "
Economy
The community is predominantly agricultural. In addition, tourism is a key economic sectors. There are about ten campsites and several apartments in the community.
Traffic
Through the municipal area extend the federal highway 501 Holy port -Neustadt in Holstein and the railway line Puttgarden -Lübeck. The nearest train stations, Großenbrode and Oldenburg ( Holst ), are located five or ten kilometers north-east or south-west. There go but daily buses through the various small towns, with which you can reach the nearest railway stations. From the train station you can drive to Puttgarden ( Fehmarn ) or Lübeck. For this, the town of Neukirchen is powered by Dial- East Holstein Autokraft.
Personalities
The composer and organist Christian Flor (1626-1697) was born in Neukirchen.