Trappstadt

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Trappstadt is a market in the Lower Franconian district of Rhön - grave field and a member of the administrative community bathroom Königshofen in the grave field.

2.1 History of Ganerbschaft
2.2 religions
2.3 Amalgamations
2.4 Population development

3.1 Municipal Alliance

4.1 Economy, agriculture and forestry

5.1 Facilities
5.2 Attractions
5.3 monuments
5.4 Regular events

Geography

Geographical Location

Trapp city is located in the region Main- Rhön. The site is adjacent to the Free State of Thuringia ( Gompertshausen, Straufhain, Schlechtsart and Gleichamberg in the district Hildburghausen ).

Community structure

Trapp city is divided into two districts:

Großalsleben
Trappstadt

There are the districts Großalsleben and Trappstadt. In the district Großalsleben is the deserted village Eschelhorn.

The nature reserves " Altenburg " in Trappstadt with an area of 307 ha and "dry lawn at Chapel Hill " in Großalsleben with 25 ha located in the nature park HaÃŸberge.

History

Trappstadt was a Kondominatsort. The rights of the Prince-Bishopric of Würzburg in 1803 fell to the Grand Duchy of Würzburg Archduke Ferdinand of Tuscany. The rights of the county of Saxony- Römhild (represented by the duchies of Saxe-Meiningen and Saxe-Gotha ) fell by contract in 1808 to the Grand Duchy. The Grand Duchy of Würzburg came to Bavaria in 1814. In the course of administrative reform in Bavaria, was born with the congregation of 1818, the current community.

In 1778 all Ganerben have the place Trappstadt granted permission to hold four years and livestock markets. The Ganerben, a kind of heritage community were, at that time the rule Römhild, the Bishopric of Würzburg and the Count of Eltz. With " Cunradus de trapstat ", a monk in the monastery Theres, Trappstadt but already in 1269 first mentioned. In 2005, the over 225 -year-old market law was revived. On the Sunday after the 26th of July, since then every year instead of the Anna- market hard. Over 70 merchants and artisans and over 4,000 visitors looking at this day the smallest market town in Bavaria on.

History of Ganerbschaft

The " Ganerbendorf " Trapp city has a very interesting history of ownership. If there are still shared the Counts of Henneberg and the monasteries and theres Veilsdorf in the goods of the village in the 13th century, so there were already twelve 300 years later Ganerben, issued in 1524 a common village rules. By 1600, the village was divided into four Ganerbenviertel, each of which could put the mayor in exchange for one year. The castle was owned by the Barons von Bibra.

The possession of Ganerbenviertel distributed as follows:

Würzburg subjects (former monastery Theres ) sat in 22 houses.
Monastery Veilsdorf ( 1699 cathedral chapter of Würzburg) had 28 houses.
Henneberg (from 1584 Saxon ) vassals had 22 houses.
A further 9 homes went since 1524 by the hands of the following gender: Scotland ( to 1585 ), Skipjack (up to 1665), Fist of Stromberg (up to 1738), Count of Eltz (up to 1824).

1656 the bailiff of Römhild was chosen as representative of the hen bergisch - Saxon part of the director of the Ganerbenschaft.

Religions

The evangelical church in the village belongs to the Evangelical Lutheran Deanery Bad Neustadt an der Saale.

Incorporations

On 1 January 1978, until then independent municipality Großalsleben was incorporated.

Population Development

Policy

Mayor Kurt Wall ( Wählergemeinschaft Großalsleben ).

Market town councilors from Trappstadt are: Berthild Bauer, Gerd Bauer, Mathias Gerstner, Rainer Jäger, Uwe Kramer, Evi Treuting, market town councilors from Großalsleben are: Volker Derlet, Heribert Kneuer, Peter Lindemann, Martin Nees, Jürgen Schneidawind, Manfred Zeis.

The municipal tax revenue in 2006 amounted to approximately 365,000 euros, of which amounted to the trade tax revenues ( net) 41,000 euros. The market Trappstadt one of the few communities in Germany, which had no debt ( as of 2007), after renovations in the districts of the Prokopfverschuldung rose to about 700 € (2012 ).

Municipal Alliance

The market Trappstadt is a member of the Municipal Alliance Franconian Grabfeldgau.

Economy and infrastructure

Economy, agriculture and forestry

It was in 1998 according to official statistics in the manufacturing sector and not in the trade and transport any social insurance contributions at the workplace. In other areas, were employed to social security at the workplace 14 people. Social insurance contributions at residence, there were a total of 389 in the manufacturing sector, there were three companies, two firms in the construction industry. In addition, in 1999, there were 59 farms with an agricultural area of 1715 hectares, of which 1628 acres of arable land and 84 acres of meadowland.

Culture and sights

Facilities

There are the following facilities (as of 2006):

A nursery with 50 places and 42 children

Attractions

Water Castle Trappstadt
Chapel of St. Ursula at Großalsleben
Church of St. Kilian with seuffert organ in Großalsleben
Parish Church of St. Kilian with bust from the workshop Tilman Riemenschneider (now replaced by a copy) in Trappstadt
Gatehouse in Trappstadt
Monument " Old Castle " in Großalsleben
Nature reserve " Magerrasen at Chapel Hill " at Großalsleben
Nature reserve " Altenburg " in Trappstadt
Path " in between" the history and ecology of the former inner German border
The community is on the same route traversed by the European long-distance paths E3 and E6.
By Trappstadt the Celts cycle path. The hall Fountain at Großalsleben is one of the two source streams of the Franconian Saale and at the same starting point of the Franconian Saale - cycle path.

Monuments

Regular events

Big carnival of TCV on Shrove Sunday
Anna- market festival on Saturday and Sunday after 26 July ( St. Anne )

Sons and daughters of the town

Marcus Goldman (1821-1904), founder of the investment bank Goldman Sachs in America
Bernhard Hellmuth (1725-1810), Frankish plasterer

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