Wulsbüttel
53.3152777777788.672777777777822Koordinaten: 53 ° 18 ' 55 " N, 8 ° 40' 22" E
Wulsbüttel ( Low German Wolsbuddel ) is a town in the municipality of Hagen in the Bremen district of Cuxhaven, in Lower Saxony.
- 2.1 Last council
- 2.2 Last Mayor
- 2.3 Coat of Arms
- 3.1 Structures
- 3.2 parks
- 3.3 Natural Monuments
History
Name
The present name evolved from Waldesbutli about Wulfesbüttel, Wulf beadle and Wulsebüttel to Wulsbüttel. The name that is derived from forest and settlement Historically the constable - towns. Constable comes from the Indo-European bhu ( build, be ), then it was, inter alia,, the suffix - butli and büttel. Constable villages are so settled areas of the house and yard.
History
The passage tombs Lehnstedt 82 and 83 are in the forest south of DuEngel Lehnstedt. They come in some of the final phase of the Funnel Beaker culture is present ( about 2865 BC).
The Germanic Chauken populated before the birth of Christ, the area on both sides of the river Weser. Saxon tribes conquered probably from 300/400 AD wide parts of Lower Germany and the people of the Chauken went up in the trunk of Saxony.
In the 11th century the area came to the diocese of Bremen in Bremen's territory.
The present Protestant Romanesque church of St Lucia was built around 1200. Wulsbüttel The old water mill was built around 1300, the Löffler Lower House in 1673.
After 1648 the Archdiocese of Bremen was in the Swedish kingdom ruled territory Duchy of Bremen was 1719/1720 to the Electorate of Brunswick-Lüneburg (1815 Kingdom of Hanover ) and was sold from 1866 to Prussia, and in 1946 at Lower Saxony.
1971 Wulsbüttel member municipality of the velvet municipality Hagen.
The Civic Association Wulsbüttel founded in 1974 has recorded the history of the place, the church, the school, the customs, trade and farms in a village chronicle Wulsbüttel.
1 January 2014 was the resolution of the velvet municipality Hagen and its member municipalities as well as the formation of the new municipality of Hagen in Bremen. This was also Wulsbüttel part of the new municipality of Hagen in Bremen.
Incorporations
On March 1, 1974, the municipalities Albstedt, Heine, Hoope and Lehnstedt were incorporated.
Policy
Last council
In the election period 2006-2011, the Council of the municipality consisted of the fractions
- SPD with 6 seats
- CDU with 5 seats
Last mayor
Hannes Mahlstedt (SPD )
Coat of arms
The coat of arms shows a silver lily on a green background on a golden oak branch with an acorn and two leaves. The lily stands for the monastery Lilienthal that the Bailiwick had from the 13th century on the place. The oak leaves reminiscent of the forest resources of the place.
Culture and sights
In the list of monuments in Hagen in Bremen # Wulsbüttel are registered in the list of monuments of the country district Cuxhaven monuments.
Structures
- The Romanesque church of St. Lucia was built around 1200 nave of boulders, the wooden west tower is a recent one. The nave and the choir drawn each have three arched windows. The altarpiece is from 1669, the center image from 1894, the chalice from the mid-15th century and the three bells from around 1300.
- The 700 year old water mill in the idyllic courtyard Heesen
- The Löffler Lower House of 1673
Parks
The campsite with the Lakes
Natural Monuments
The hills and barrows in Lehnstedt
Public institutions
- Association Management in Hagen
- Volunteer Fire Wulsbüttel
→ Refer to Hagen in Bremen # education
- Civic Association Wulsbüttel
- Shooting club Wulsbüttel and environment
- Country Women's Association Wulsbüttel and environment
Myths and legends
- The bees thief
- The gray stallion in Albstedt