Altenhof (Barsinghausen)

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Altenhof was a village in what is now the city of Barsinghausen in the Hanover region in Lower Saxony .

history

The monument, built in 1673, housed the monastery jug

The Alte Hof , which was probably built around 1500, is first mentioned in 1557 as an independent village. The Altenhof, also known as Ohlendorf in 1582, was under the jurisdiction of the Barsinghausen Monastery until the 18th century .

Altenhof's population consisted mainly of farmers, but also servants and craftsmen of the monastery. There was a hospice here as early as 1200 . After the new building in 1673, the Klosterkrug restaurant was created.

As early as 1827, Altenhof, north-west of the monastery, was incorporated into Barsinghausen.

traces

In today's Altenhofstrasse in Barsinghausen, several half-timbered buildings from Altenhof have been preserved as architectural monuments from the 18th and 19th centuries. The Barsinghausen-Altenhof forest interest group administers a part of the Deister area west of Barsinghausen.

  • Architectural monuments in Altenhofstrasse

  • Altenhofstrasse 11

  • Altenhofstrasse 11A

  • Altenhofstrasse 13, built in 1737

  • Altenhofstrasse 15, built in 1742

  • Altenhofstrasse 15A

  • Altenhofstrasse 17

  • Altenhofstrasse 21

  • Altenhofstrasse 23

  • Altenhofstrasse 25

  • Altenhofstrasse 27

supporting documents

  1. ↑ The information board of the Deister coal path on the corner of Altenhofstrasse and Schwarzenknechtstrasse put up by the Friends of the Klosterstollen Barsinghausen Visitor Mine .

Coordinates: 52 ° 18 ′ 9.7 "  N , 9 ° 27 ′ 30.6"  E