Aufhausen (Eichendorf)
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Aufhausen
Eichendorf market
Coordinates: 48 ° 36 ′ 56 " N , 12 ° 45 ′ 41" E
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| Incorporation : | July 1, 1972 | |
Location of Aufhausen in Bavaria |
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 The parish church of St. Michael
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Aufhausen is a district of the Eichendorf market in the Lower Bavarian district of Dingolfing-Landau . Until 1972 it formed an independent municipality.
location
Aufhausen is located in the Vilstal about six kilometers west of Eichendorf on the state road 2083.
history
The Vilstal has been continuously settled for over 7500 years. In the east of Aufhausen, many shards, tools made of flint and rock have been found since 1970 , which show that people have lived here since the oldest Neolithic . A 6000 year old vessel in the shape of a human was discovered in 1997 and was given the name Venus von Aufhausen . At the end of August 2005, a skeleton was discovered north of the football field, which is believed to be around 7,500 years old and dates from the Neolithic. In recent years, the remains of several Neolithic houses that were up to 30 meters long were found near the skeleton site.
During excavations from 1990 onwards, archaeologists found traces of settlement from Baden culture (approx. 3500 BC) and a large-scale settlement from the Urnfield period (approx. 1200 BC) with a lot of ceramics and evidence of textile processing. A burial ground consisting of eight graves comes from the bell-cup culture (approx. 2400 BC).
On July 26, 1111, Heinrich V confirmed to the St. Nikola monastery “unam molendinum ad Aufhausen” and “item in Ahausen, iuxta Landau unam decimam”. Since 1317 there has been talk of the estate, the bailiwick and the court of Aufhausen. In 1347 Albrecht Closener acquired the Aufhausen fiefdom, and since then the Hofmark Aufhausen has been owned by the Lords of Closen until the 19th century . The Hofmark also formed the starting point for the community of Aufhausen, which emerged from the tax district of the same name in the course of the formation of the community at the beginning of the 19th century , and for the Landau / I district court. belonged to.
In 1857 a village fire raged in Aufhausen, in which ten properties on Schreinerstrasse burned down. The parsonage also fell victim to the flames. Only the successor of the pastor Schikaneder rebuilt the burnt-down rectory in its current form. On November 9, 1915, the first train ran on the Aufhausen – Kröhstorf line .
On September 27, 1964, the passenger train service was stopped, the closure followed on May 28, 1994, and in 1998 the tracks were dismantled. Today the Bockerlbahn cycle path, which opened on August 24, 1999, runs here.
The municipality of Aufhausen in the Landau an der Isar district was incorporated into the Eichendorf market on July 1, 1972 as part of the regional reform in Bavaria . In the east of the village, an almost 20 hectare industrial area has been created since the 1990s.
Attractions
- Parish Church of St. Michael. The parish church of the Aufhausen parish was rebuilt as a single-nave hall structure according to plans by Anton Völkl in 1894, while retaining the late Romanesque tower of the previous church from the 13th century. In the 1970s, the church was given modern fittings by Leopold Hafner instead of the neo-Gothic altars . The larger-than-life baroque sculpture of St. Michael received from the previous church.
education and parenting
- Kindergarten St. Michael (house for children)
societies
- Carrier pigeon club Aufhausen
- DC Flames Aufhausen Darts Club
- Aufhausen volunteer fire department (founded April 12, 1870)
- Aufhausen women's association
- Jennerweinverein Aufhausen
- KLJB Aufhausen
- King loyal Aufhausen
- Warrior and reservist companionship Aufhausen (founded 1884)
- SaMiS children's and youth choir (founded in 2000)
- SC Aufhausen e. V. 1927
- Schützengesellschaft D´Vilstaler Aufhausen (founded 1878)
- Aufhausen tennis club
- VdK Aufhausen
- Association for horticulture and land maintenance. It was founded in 1921 and was called Obst und Apiculture Association Aufhausen until it separated from the apiculture association in 1951 .
- Church choir. In February 1988 a church choir was founded again in Aufhausen.
- Wanderfreunde Aufhausen eV (founded in 1969)
literature
- Otto Helwig: The Landau district court on the Isar . I / XXX in the Historical Atlas of Bavaria , Munich 1972, ISBN 3 7696 9876 2