Brenschede (Bochum)
Brenschede is a district of Bochum-Wiemelhausen . In the Middle Ages the moated castle Haus Brenschede was built, a fief of Limburg-Styrum . By 1800 22 Kotten had settled on the premises of the house. House Brenschede was destroyed in 1943. Mining emerged in the 17th century. The mines included Prince Kater , Old and New Disgust , Gottesglück , New Hope , Good Hope, Glücksburg , Julius Philipp and Eberhardine . The community rifle club Bochum-Brenschede 1797, the gymnastics club Bochum-Brenschede 1911 and the Brenscheder farmers club 1976.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Otto Hülsebusch: From the history of the house and the former Brenschede settlement. 1954
- ^ Citizens' shooting club Bochum-Brenschede 1797
- ↑ Gymnastics Club Bochum-Brenschede 1911
- ↑ Brenscheder farmers
Altenbochum with Steinkuhl | Mountains | Dahlhausen with Oberdahlhausen | Eppendorf with Castel Sant'Angelo and Heath | Gerthe | Grumbles | Günnigfeld | Hamme with gold hammer (with Maar bridge ), Hundhamme and Stahlhausen | Harpen with Kirchharpen, Kornharpen , Rosenberg and Voede branch | Hiltrop | Hofstede with Marmelshagen | Höntrop | Hordel | Downtown | Laer | Langendreer with Kaltehardt , Langendreerholz and Ümmingen | Leithe | Linden | Munscheid | Querenburg with Hustadt and Steinkuhl | Riemke | Sevinghausen | Stiepel with Brockhausen , Haar and Schrick | Wattenscheid center with Südfeldmark | Weitmar with Bärendorf , Mark , Mitte and Sundern | Werne | Westenfeld | Wiemelhausen with Brenschede , Kirchviertel and Ehrenfeld
Coordinates: 51 ° 27 ' N , 7 ° 14' E