Bole (stone castle)

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The place Bole was one of the villages that Count Adolf IV. Von Schauenburg and Holstein founded in 1237 together with Rethwisch , Neuenbrook , Audeich and Grevenkop .

Bole had its own parish.

History and location

Bole was near the place Blomesche Wildnis between Herzhorn and Glückstadt . In 1237 a dike was built by the citizens of Neuenbrook.

The river "Bolritt", which flows into the Kremper Rhin , was named after Bole . In 1887 some stones belonging to Bole were found. They were 1 meter deep in the earth and were covered by a green layer.

Around 1412 the place went under, probably as a result of a flood. Thus it is the only one of the places founded by Count Adolf IV in 1237 that no longer exists.

Current

An eastern part of Glückstadt is now called "Bole".

  • The street name Bolhorn

  • "Bolritt" river course

  • The street next to it

  • The Protestant day care center Bole

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Village history Neuenbrook . tape 1 , 1978, p. 37.18 .
  2. ↑ a b c Detlef Detlefsen : History of the Holstein Elbmarschen new edition . tape 1 .

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