Schrozberg

Schrozberg is a town in the district of Schwäbisch Hall in Baden- Württemberg.

• 3.1 municipal
• 3.2 Mayor
• 3.3 Coat of Arms

• 4.1 Structures
• 4.2 Regular events

• 5.1 traffic
• 5.2 Established businesses
• 5.3 Formation

• 6.1 freeman
• 6.2 Sons and daughters of the town
• 6.3 Other personalities who are associated with the city

Geography

Geographical location

Schrozberg is on the Hohenlohe plain at the headwaters of Vorbachs and is the northernmost town of the district of Schwäbisch Hall.

Neighboring communities

The city is bordered to the west by Mulfingen in the Hohenlohe district, in the north to the cities Niederstetten and Creglingen in the Main- Tauber district, on the east by the Bavarian town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber in the district of Ansbach and to the south by Blaufelden.

Boroughs

The city Schrozberg consists of seven formerly independent municipalities, districts today, and next to the main town Schrozberg comprises 53 villages, hamlets, farms and individual houses. Moreover, there is in the municipality of Schrozberg some deserted villages, which means no more today existing settlements.

The parts of the city and its settlements:

Bartenstein

• The former small town Bartenstein with lock
• The hamlet Klopfhof
• The homestead Wengertshof
• The deserted corn angle

Ettenhausen

• The village Ettenhausen,
• The hamlet Ganertshausen, Hirschbronn, Mäusberg and Wittmer blades
• The residential places Mittelmühle and Walker Mill
• The deserted village Höfleinswiesen

Leuzendorf

• The village Leuzendorf
• The hamlet Bossdorf, radio workshop, Gemmhagen, Hechelein, Small Bear Hamlet, spindle Bach, Stan village, Windisch- Bockfeld and Wolfskreut

Riedbachstraße

• The village Riedbachstraße
• The hamlet Eichholz, Eichwiesen, Gütbach, Heuchlingen, Hornungshof Reichert and meadows
• The living spaces Case House and Custom House
• The waste places Altbartenstein castle, castle Eichholz, Leopold hamlets and Speckhartshof

Schmalfelden

• The village Schmalfelden
• The hamlet of Big Bear Hamlet, Lindlein and Speckheim
• The waste places of interpreting Mayrhofen, Flinshof, Could Weiler, Ringertsweiler and Ruthmannsrot

Schrozberg

• The city Schrozberg
• The hamlet calves Bach, Könbronn, Krailshausen, cross-field, Reupoldsrot, Sigisweiler and cell
• The residential places Berghaus, Upper Mill and Schrozberg in the valley
• The waste places Murrental, Ölmüschel, Steinrugel and Lower Mill

Spielbach

• The village play stream
• The hamlet hamlet Böhm, Bovenzenweiler ( Bonifaziusweiler ) Enzenweiler, Heiligenbronn, Hummertsweiler, Obereichenrot and Untereichenrot
• The courts Keitelhof and the Beautiful grass.
• The waste places of whey Biegel and Seehöfle (fish house )

History

The place Schrozberg was first mentioned in documents in 1249. Bartenstein was since 1686 the residence of the county and of the later Principality of Hohenlohe- Waldenburg - Bartenstein. Between 1500 and 1806 Hohenlohe was a part of the Frankish kingdom circle, thus Schrozberg. The present city Schrozberg arose in the course of administrative reform in Baden -Wuerttemberg by several incorporations. On 1 January 1972 Riedbachstraße and Schmalfelden were first incorporated on April 1, followed in 1972 playing Bach. Also the city Bartenstein was on 1 January 1973 then next Leuzendorf incorporated, after which the community Schrozberg was even a town. Yet taken place on January 1, 1974, the incorporation of Ettenhausen.

The hamlet of Windisch- Bockfeld heard his name Windisch addition to the westernmost places whose name points to an early medieval Slavic colonization. Also the name of Böhm Weiler (4 km north and slightly east ) can be a Slavic past suspect.

Policy

Parish council

The municipal elections of 7 June 2009 was as follows:

Mayor

• Georg Philipp Ernst Wolf (born April 8, 1798) from December 1835 to May 2, 1867
• Johann Paul Dallinger (born June 28, 1883 garbled on April 9, 1900) on May 2, 1867 to April 9, 1900
• Friedrich Scheuermann (born March 28, 1866) of 26 May 1900 to August 15, 1917
• Friedrich Gottert (born February 19, 1882) of 15 December 1917 until December 31, 1927
• Wilhelm Hirschburger (born October 27, 1901) January 2, 1928 to 1945
• Max Kunert (born September 3, 1905 garbled on February 5, 1946) from 1945 to February 5, 1946
• New Rudolf (born on May 9, 1921 garbled on September 27, 2011) by March 30, 1946 to February 21, 1986
• Clement Izsak from March 1986 to present

Coat of arms

The blazon of the arms is: In gold on a green mountain blue cornflower.

Culture and sights

Structures

In the capital itself, the resulting over several centuries castle Schrozberg is worth seeing. The Protestant church was built in the years 1614 to 1618 and has a Grade II listed in 1962, designed by Helmut Bornefeld organ.

On the outskirts there are the remains of the former Schrozburg.

The Teilort Bartenstein in Germany is a unique example of a planned, pure baroque small residence, consisting of the historic city area with the castle of the princes of Hohenlohe- Bartenstein.

In the district of Ried stream located on a mountain spur small remains of the medieval fortress of Alt - Bartenstein and at the Ried Straße remains of the castle Riedbachstraße.

Regular events

• To mention is that every year in July held traditional Jacobi hard.
• Around the castle takes place the Christmas market is on the third weekend of Advent.
• The Schrozberger Blue night is since 1990 a music event in the courtyard in Schrozberg. It takes place every two years in June / July 1998.

Economy and infrastructure

Traffic

Schrozberg is connected via the federal highway 290 ( Tauberbischofsheim - West Hausen ) and several state and county roads to the road network. In addition, the city lies on the single-track railway Tauber from Crailsheim to Wertheim. In the railway accident Schrozberg, a collision between two passenger trains on this railway line near Schrozberg, six people were killed on 11 June 2003, 25 more injured.

Established businesses

In Schrozberg is the automotive supply companies Whitesell Germany GmbH & Co. KG (formerly Ruia Global Fasteners and previously Acument ) operates a production site. There mainly nuts are manufactured for the automotive sector.

Based in Schrozberg dairy cooperative Hohenlohe-Franken eG presents the brand name " Schrozberg " of organic milk in Demeter quality manufactures a wide range of dairy products.

Education

It is the primary, and junior high school with Werkrealschule Schrozberg with about 670 students.

In the public library in addition to books and magazines, audio books, DVDs and CDs can be borrowed. The holdings include 8,600 media; 2012 24.000 lending have been achieved.

Personalities

Freeman

• Hermann Kellermann
• Rudolf New

Sons and daughters of the town

• Thomas Karl of Löwenstein -Wertheim -Rosenberg (1783-1849), born at Schloss Bartenstein, Austrian officer, Württemberg Standesherr
• August Bomhard (1787-1869), born in Schmalfelden, Dean in Augsburg, famous preacher of Erlangen theology
• Johannes of Hohenlohe- Bartenstein (1863-1921), born at Schloss Bartenstein, head of the House of Hohenlohe- Bartenstein, Württemberg Standesherr
• Paul Wolf (1879-1957), city building in Hanover and Dresden
• Fritz Hayn (1885-1968), choirmaster and organist from 1923 at the Ulmer Münster
• Baurat Hermann Kellermann, president of the Technical State Office Württemberg 1950-1952

Other personalities who are associated with the city

• Jacob Huefner (1875-1968), lived and died in Bartenstein, designer and inventor

Clubs

The volunteer fire department Schrozberg consists of the seven departments Schrozberg Bartenstein Ettenhausen, Leuzendorf, Ried Bach, Schmalfelden and play stream. Around 130 firefighters are active in the departments. There is also a youth fire brigade, extinguishing the dwarves and one age division.

Turn and sports club TSV Schrozberg. The TSV Schrozberg, founded in 1864 as Turngemeinde Schrozberg exists today from the departments football, athletics, gymnastics, table tennis, tennis, badminton and volleyball.

Glee club Liederkranz Schrozberg. Founded in 1856, it currently consists of two choirs: in existence since the founding year and the men's choir founded at a later date mixed choir, the choir of the church is protestant church at the same time. The Liederkranz maintains since 1992 a choir partnership with the French " Chorale du Trion " from near Le Mans.

Others

On the boundaries of the village is situated the fox labyrinth, the fourth longest cave in Germany.

From July 1947 to 1953 there was the " Württemberg Agricultural Cooperative School" in Schrozberg. This was the precursor of today's " Geno Academy " ( educational center of the Württemberg Cooperative Federation ) in Stuttgart- Hohenheim. The school was established on the initiative of the then Association President Eugen Grimminger.