Wickerstedt

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Location of the district in the country village of Bad Sulza

Wickerstedt is a district of the country village of Bad Sulza the north-east of the county of Weimar.

Location

Wickerstedt just northeast of town Apolda and southwest of the town of Bad Sulza on the Ilm and the floodplain. Connection to the northwest by leading national highway 87 is present.

History

For the first time Wickerstedt was mentioned ( " the settlement of the man Wicker / Wigges " ) as a Saxon settlement in the 9th century as " Wicgerestat ". In 1434 the castle was destroyed in Wickerstedt and subsequently died in 1505, the resident knights from. In 1719 a major fire destroyed 111 houses in the village. Even church, parish and school were destroyed by fire.

On 31 December 2012, the municipality Wickerstedt was incorporated together with other churches in the town of Bad Sulza.

Attractions

• Church of St. Vitus. The organ was built in 1835 by Johann Christian Adam Gerhard as his last work. 1863/64, conversion by Adalbert Förtzsch, bare grove, and extension conversion 1917/20 by Friedrich Wilhelm army wagons, Weimar and sonic transformation in 1973/74 by Speer Schneider, Weimar. Partial overhaul of the instrument took place from 2004-2007.
• Former inn, main road
• Homestead ( parish ), main road 12, with a commemorative plaque for Gustav Adolf Keferstein
• House and gate, main road 23
• House, 33 Main Street
• Former brewery with vaulted cellar, main road 38/40
• Mill Homestead Obermuhle Wickerstedt ( former water mill), main road 47a
• Front door and framing, main road 57
• House, 63 Main Street
• Courtyard, Central Road 24
• Ilmbrücke at the exit after Flurstedt
• War memorial