Sudmerberg

51.91630310.460005235Koordinaten: 51 ° 54 '59 "N, 10 ° 27' 36" E

Fountain with the girl with the water shield

Sudmerberg is west of the mountain of the same name, 354 m high inner-city suburb of Goslar am Harz. It lies between Goslar and Bad Harzburg on the B6 and a population of 2000.

History

In April 1935, the Council of the City of Goslar approved the development plan for the area Sudmerberg. 1936 relative the first citizens their homes. During the Second World War, the building rested. From 1948, many refugee families found their new accommodation in Sudmerberg. In anticipation of many new residents of the construction of the Sudmerbergschule was decided in that year, which was inaugurated in 1950. Until about 1960, a small sandstone quarry was operated on Sudmerberg.

Attractions

• The fountain on the square includes a lumps of ore from the ore mine Rammelsberg. The sculpture called Girl with the water shield comes from the hand of the artist Anna Barth of St. Andrew Berg.
• From lying on top of the observation tower Sudmerberges Sudmerberger waiting one has a beautiful view over the city of Goslar, Harz mountains and the northern to the Brocken.

Clubs and events

The fanfare Goslar Sudmerberg, now Power Sudmerberg Brass, was established in 1965.

Religions

The Evangelical Lutheran Church of St. Peter was built in 1972 on Nußanger, the meetinghouse was built back in the 1950s. 1969, located at the eastern edge of Sudmerberg Kindergarten St. Peter was inaugurated. Today, the church belongs to the provost Goslar.

The Catholic Church of St. Barbara was built in 1969. 2006, the church was desecrated, recently it belonged to the parish of St. James the Greater in Goslar. Today, the nearest Catholic churches are in each case about 2 km away places Goslar, Jürgenohl and Oker.

A Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses is located on the western edge of Sudmerberg.