Ramsla

Ramsla is a municipality in the northern part of the Weimar area and part of the joint management Nordkreis Weimar.

Geography

The town lies north of Etter Mountain with 477 meters and the city of Weimar. About 3.5 kilometers away is the capital of the administrative community Berlstedt. Ramsla itself is located on a sloping hill to the northeast.

History

The first mention was made in 1119 as Ramslas Rameslahe in a charter of Archbishop Adalbert of Mainz. From 1211, the name appears in the records as Ramsla.

The property to the municipality was divided between the imperial abbey of Fulda, the rule of the Counts of Gleichen, the monasteries Paulinzella and Pforta and possessions of the Marienstifts Erfurt. Since the 16th century, the cultivation of woad played a major role in the employment of the majority of living of the agricultural population. In the 19th century an important beekeeping industry has emerged. I also had, especially in weaving and hosiery, a large number of craft. So 1727 20 knitting frames are detectable in the year.

Since 1468 a parish in the village is detectable. In 1578, the first time a school was mentioned. Until 1945 there was only one teacher for all classes. Today, the children attend the school center in Berlstedt.

Attractions

The following objects are listed monument after monument list of the circle Weimar Country:

  • Church with cemetery

A church can be found in the documents for the first time in 1119. The still existing church was probably built in the 14th or 15th century, but was destroyed in later years. In 1697 the reconstruction and partial construction of the ruin was. The paintings on the vaults and the parapet, which represent scenes from the Bible are from the year 1702nd

  • Gate and farm buildings, Am Plan 60
  • Stove plates ( relief panels ), Am Plan 64
  • Source enclosure and spring pond, Am Plan 64
  • Homestead ( parsonage ), Kirchgasse 50
  • Fallen monument in the churchyard
  • Waidmühlstein, Am Plan

Personalities

  • Johann Wilhelm Neumayr of Ramsla (1572-1641), military theorist, constitutional lawyer and travel writer
  • Dear Christine Knecht ( born 1958 ), Prime Minister of Thuringia, lives in Ramsla
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