Ebersbach (Weichs)
Ebersbach is a district of the municipality of Weichs , approx. 42 km northwest of Munich in the Upper Bavarian district of Dachau .
location
landscape
Ebersbach, the easternmost part of the municipality of Weichs, is located in the Glonntal not far from the Glonn in the meadows of the Muldental at an altitude of approx. 466 m above sea level. NHN . At Ebersbach the Ebersbach flows from the north to the Glonn.
Ebersbach is located on the so-called Dachau Jakobsweg , which Dachau-Agil has signposted with the European Jakobswegzeichen. The Weichser Moos is located west of Ebersbach and to the left of the Glonn . The "Weichser Moos" nature reserve is around 55 hectares in size. Rare animal and plant species threatened with extinction can be found here. Ebersbach is located on the historic Altbaierischer Oxenweg , which was one of several ox drive routes from Augsburg to the Dachau region and on to Hungary.
Transport links
State road 2054 runs through Ebersbach from Weichs to Petershausen . The nearest S-Bahn station on the S2 line of the Munich Transport and Tariff Association (MVV) is about 3.5 kilometers south in Vierkirchen . The shortest connection to the A 9 motorway (Nuremberg-Munich) is in Allershausen . The shortest connection to the A 8 motorway (Stuttgart-Munich) is in Sulzemoos .
history
The church village Ebersbach was first mentioned in a document from the year 853 as " Eparespah (Bach des Eberhard) ". At that time Ebersbach was the place of a negotiation between Bishop Erchanbert (835-854) and a certain Eraloh.
The subsidiary church of St. George and Mary of the Weichs parish was first mentioned in a document 300 years later, in 1158. When Bavaria was divided three times between 1255 and 1505, which lasted 250 years, Ebersbach belonged to Lower Bavaria . The border was the Glonn, which later, until 1803, formed the border between the district courts of Kranzberg (to which Ebersbach belonged) and Dachau. In 1868 Ebersbach had 127 residents and 39 buildings.
Until 1915 Ebersbach was divided into two parishes: the residents who lived south of the church belonged to the parish of Vierkirchen, while the (larger) remainder of the Ebersbach family belonged to the parish of Weichs.
Politically, Ebersbach was part of the municipality of Asbach from 1818 to 1978. Ebersbach has been a district of Weichs since 1978.
The Erich Bagusat brickworks, which operated from 1950 to 1970s, was located in Ebersbach, on the site of which the Lindacher- and Wasenfeld development area was built and a senior citizens' home was built.
Culture
Attractions
- Ebersbach Farm Museum : The private museum was built by Alois Kammermeier between 1983 and 1996. It consists of two main buildings, which date from the 18th century, as well as a few auxiliary buildings such as the bakery and pigeon house, apiary and coach house. The farm museum also has an extensive collection of farm implements.
- Filial church of St. George and Mary
societies
- FC Ebersbach 1982 eV
- Schützenverein Gemütlichkeit 1907 eV
literature
- Weichs Municipality , Weichs 1989.
- Max Gruber, Hella Neuner: History and meaning of the communities . In: Heimatbuch Landkreis und Stadt Dachau , Dachau 1971.
- Johann Holdenried, Alois Kammermeier: Chronicle of Weichs , Ebersbach 2007 (self-published by Kammermeier)
Web links
- Ebersbach in the location database of the Bavarian State Library Online . Bavarian State Library
- Filial church of St George and Maria in Ebersbach
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Churches and chapels in the Dachau district. Accessed January 2, 2020 .
Coordinates: 48 ° 39 ' N , 11 ° 44' E