Schemmerhofen

Schemmerhofen is a municipality in the district of Biberach in Baden- Württemberg.

  • 3.1 community partnerships
  • 4.1 traffic
  • 4.2 Education 4.2.1 Schemmerhofen
  • 4.2.2 Schemmerberg
  • 4.2.3 Ingerkingen

Geography

Geographical location

Schemmerhofen located about nine kilometers north of the county seat Biberach an der Riss. The community part Langenschemmern flows through a portion of the Mühlbach, which flows just below and to the southeast of the village in the coming from the south Danube tributary tear, which in turn further north the municipality part Schemmerberg flows.

Community structure

The community Schemmerhofen consists of these parts of the municipality: Alberweiler, Altheim, Aßmannshardt, Ingerkingen, Schemmerberg and Schemmerhofen (formerly Aufhofen and Langenschemmern ).

History

In the Nazi era was the children's home Ingerkingen a so-called " children of asylum ", from the 1940 as part of the "euthanasia" killing T4 72 children were killed, only eleven have survived. A Wachsgraffito in the entrance hall of the house of St. Francis in the Oberstadionerstraße 14 commemorates this event.

The community Schemmerhofen was formed in the course of municipal reform in Baden- Württemberg on August 1, 1972 Association of Municipalities Aufhofen and Langenschemmern. The incorporation of Schemmerberg took place on 1 January 1974. Municipalities Alberweiler, Altheim, Aßmannshardt and Ingerkingen were incorporated on 1 January 1975.

Historical coat of arms of the former municipalities

Altheim

Aufhofen

Aßmannshardt

Ingerkingen

Langenschemmern

Schemmerberg

Policy

Community partnerships

  • Alberschwende, Austria, she was with today's district Aßmannshardt before 1975.
  • Groslay, France, since 1987
  • Nofels, Austria, since 1990 with the district Ingerkingen

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Schemmerhofen is situated on the national highway 465 and on the south runway Württemberg (Ulm - Friedrichshafen ) to the station " Schemmerberg ". A former railway station ( Langenschemmern ) is more than two kilometers from the nearest town and is now used only for freight transport ( bulk materials ).

All parts of municipalities are in the Danube -Iller - transport composite of the bus - Biberach Ehingen served ( Aßmannshardt only of school buses ), of Schemmerberg are additional bus services to Laupheim. Aßmannshardt also lies at the bus - Biberach Munderkingen.

Education

Schemmerhofen

The Mühlbach Schemmerhofen school is one of 42 starters community schools.

Schemmerberg

In Schemmerberg is a primary school.

Ingerkingen

  • Primary school (branch of Mühlbach school)
  • The school St. Francis in Ingerkingen is a free all- Catholic day school for children and adolescents with mental or multiple disabilities. As a nationally recognized full-day school, she works on the education curricula of schools for the mentally handicapped in Baden -Württemberg and is based on the so-called Marchtaler plan.
  • This includes the residential offer of the St. Elizabeth Foundation ( Bad Waldsee ) for children and adolescents with mental or multiple disabilities (student housing, short-term deals, transition, training and apartment living).

Leisure and sports facilities

  • Lake - Stretch Alberweiler
  • Funcord - Schemmerhofen school

Culture and sights

  • The " Käppele " in Aufhofen is a Sanctuary
  • The parish church of St. Mauritius in Langenschemmern is the smaller of the two churches and is dedicated to St. Mauritius. It houses paintings from the 14th century.
  • Aßmannshardt: Parish Church of St. Michael
  • Sanctuary in Schemmerhofen

See also: Castle Langenschemmern, Wasserburg Langenschemmern, castle Schemmerhofen, castle Aufhofen

Alberweiler, Parish Church of St. Ulrich

Aßmannshardt, Parish Church of St. Michael

Personalities

  • Joseph Cades (1855-1943), Church architect ( born in Altheim )
  • Karl Weller (1866-1943), historian ( born in Langenschemmern )
  • Anselm (Josef ) Romer ( born December 7, 1885 in Ingerkingen; † November 9, 1951 in prison Oksadok, North Korea), Missionary Benedictines, martyr of Tokwon
  • Prelate Franz Glaser ( born July 30, 1938), canon and personnel officer iR the Diocese of Rottenburg -Stuttgart
  • Hansbert Bertsch ( b. 1941 ), retired headmaster, head of the Queen Charlotte -Gymnasium Stuttgart ( 1984-2004 ), translator and linguist (Romance languages ​​, Greek and Latin, Japanese)
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