Petershausen

Peter Hausen is a community in the Upper Bavarian district of Dachau. It lies on the River Glonn.

• 2.1 Amalgamations

• 3.1 Mayor
• 3.2 Coat of Arms
• 3.3 Town twinning

• 4.1 freeman

Geography

Community structure

Peterhausen consists of the district Peterhausen and neighboring villages Asbach, Freymann, Glonnbercha, Göppertshausen, Höckhof, Kollbach Lindachstraße, Mitter Marbach, Mühldorf, Oberhausen, Marbach, Piflitz, Sollern, Speckhof, Wasenhof, White Butterfly and Ziegelberg.

Location

Peter Hausen is about 36 km from Munich and has a good S - Bahn station in 20-40 minute intervals. Since the station is on the Munich- Nuremberg, also also the Munich -Nuremberg Express and the Regional Express hold to / from Ingolstadt. The journey to Munich Central Station is the S -Bahn 38 minutes, with the regional express train / railway 15-20 minutes ( depending on the specific connection).

History

Incorporations

On 1 January 1972 Upper Marbach was incorporated. On May 1, 1978 followed Kollbach and part of the municipality of Asbach.

Policy

Mayor

First Mayor of the place is since May 1, 2008 Günter Fuchs of the CSU Peterhausen.

Coat of arms

Angular links shared by silver and black; above, a slight left Asked blue fish, down a golden plow. The emblem of the fish, the fishing, the plow symbolizes agriculture. Since about 1950, but its importance was declining steadily, today there are only four full- farmers.

Twinning

Since 1968 there is a partnership with the French town of Varennes -en- Argonne. Annually with this there will be a youth exchange, which is organized by a group of young parishioners.

Personalities

Freeman

• Joseph Hefele, Kollbach
• Johann Hammerl, Kollbach
• January Simon tray, en Salzschlirf
• Ludwig interest, Peterhausen
• Ferdinand Ostermair, Kollbach

Attractions

See also: list of architectural monuments in Peterhausen

• Parish church of St. Lawrence: Built around 1315, the high altar in 1680, rococo shape since in 1750.
• Frauenkirche in Kollbach: Painted around 1288, first Gothic- Romanesque, Baroque style around 1705.
• Ulrich Church in Mühldorf
• Between Peter Hausen and Hohenkammer: Gothic church, which was built around 1480. 1657 was added a handsome high altar of the Munich sculptor Konstantin Paderim.
• Sacred Heart Chapel: To 1724 built on the Glonn bridge as a pilgrimage chapel.
• Notburgastraße Chapel in White Ling:. 1748 initially emerged as timber, stone building from 1768 still hangs on the walls some of the hundreds of votive offerings that arose due to livestock diseases.
• Millennial Linde in Upper Marbach: North of the church is an ancient lime tree with now 8 m trunk circumference, which has survived numerous lightning strikes.
• Vantage point on the road between Kollbach and Asbach: the browsing holes in the round stone pillar inscribed with the visible from there places. The pillar of the community for their services was awarded in rural development as a State Award 1993/1994.
• Pertrichhof, in the village of Peter Hausen: In 1500, the Pertrichhof originated as a tavern. In 1700 he became a handsome baroque building with its distinctive curved gables. A few years ago he has been renovated and is the central eye-catcher at Pertrichplatz. In the forecourt, a weekly market is held on Fridays in the summer season.

History

By incorporating surrounding towns such as Upper Marbach (1972 ) and Asbach and Kollbach (1978 ) Peter Hausen is now about 6000 inhabitants and around 40 clubs. Many Peter Hausener are working in Munich, but also at the site itself, many businesses have settled. 1866 held here for the first time the railroad; Today Peter Hausen is the northern end of the S- Bahn line 2, but is also served by regional trains hourly or half-hourly and lies on the high-speed line Nuremberg -Ingolstadt- Munich. The place is just a few minutes from the motorway exit Allershausen and away from the main road 13.

Municipal finances 2005-2009 (in thousands)