Tremsbüttel
Tremsbuttel ( Low German Tremsbüddel ) is in Stormarn in Schleswig -Holstein. The municipality consists of the villages Rehbrook, Satte field, Tremsbuttel and bailey.
- 3.1 Coat of Arms
Geography
Tremsbuttel located in the northern outskirts of Hamburg. The waters Groot Beek, Lütt Beek and Southshore best flow through the community. Neighboring municipalities are (clockwise) Rümpel, Lasbek, Hammoor, Bargteheide, Elmenhorst.
History
1302, the village was first mentioned as Tremetesbotle. The name derives probably from the then owner of the castle and the estate of John de Tremetesbotle from whose Wasserburg and Stammhof now regarded as a cultural monument in their remains. Also possible is a connection with the constable - towns.
Rich field
Rich field emerged as the district of Tremsbuttel and bailey after the resignation of Tremsbütteler Barbican in 1767 on the only 42 -ton plot No. 15 by settlement of artisan families the plot in 1847 was already fragmented into nine leasehold sites. After the construction of the railway line Hamburg -Lübeck in 1865 and the nearby stop copper mill in 1893 developed in Satte tourism field. Major population growth was the district by expulsion of building plots from 1959.
Tremsbuttel
Tremsbuttel was the administrative seat of the Bailiwick, and later of gottorfischen Office Tremsbuttel until 1802. Thereafter, the Office together with the offices Reinbek Trittau and was managed by a single magistrate, based in Reinbek. Office clerk seat was until 1858 still Tremsbuttel, then Bargteheide. In 1500 the villages were next to Tremsbuttel Bargteheide, Delingsdorf, Hammoor, Fischbek Itzstedt, Tönningstedt, New Rahlstedt, Hoisbüttel, Willstedt, Tangstedt, Duvenstedt, Mellingstedt and Lehmsal to the 18th century, bailey, Lasbek and Kleinhans village. 1670 acquired the Schleswig-Holstein politician Magnus Wedderkop of the Good Tremsbuttel. The farmers of the core area of the Office Tremsbuttel were forced to 1839 guests of Lasbeker mill. 1767, the Vorwerk was divided into 21 plots and allocated on a long lease. In 1840, it had become by subdivisions 76 Land ( Satte field ). 1894 was built by the owner of the remaining good, Alfred Hasenclever, there Tremsbuttel the castle in the style of historicism. 1955/56, the area of the estate was settled down to remaining seven acres and awarded to peasant families from the East. 1928, the municipality Tremsbuttel was annexed the neighboring community of bailey. A common volunteer fire department existed since 1890. Has existed since the early 18th century common school was closed after the connection to the community school villages in Bargteheide 1973.
Bailey
Bailey was once associated with the Good Tremsbuttel gutsuntertane farming village. In 1928, the municipality bailey was affiliated with the church Tremsbuttel. In 1924 bailey 456 inhabitants.
Policy
Of the 13 seats in the municipal council has the voter community KWG since the local elections in 2013 eight seats, the CDU and the SPD three two seats.
Coat of arms
Blazon: "Divided. Up in Blue three fan-shaped asked, connected to the stalks, grannenlose golden grain ears, down in silver a solid, brick-built, top crenellated red bridge. "
Attractions
In the list of cultural monuments in Tremsbuttel are registered in the list of monuments of Schleswig- Holstein cultural monuments.
Traffic
Tremsbuttel is located on the main highway 21 (exit: Tremsbuttel ). In the southern part of the municipality of county road K12 K61 runs the county road, in the north.
The Copper Mill Station is located in the district of Satte field ( in the settlement area Butz ). The route will be extended to Bad Oldesloe the Hamburg S4. There are considerations to relocate the station near the main town. Both for the maintenance and the installation there is a citizens' initiative.
Sons and daughters of the town
- George Green (1636-1691), Lutheran theologian, poet and historian