Fleetrade

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Fleetrade
coat of arms
Street in Bremen
Fleetrade
Map of Hastede 1804
Basic data
city Bremen
district Hemelingen
Created 19th century
Cross streets Fährstrasse, Hessenstrasse, Bei den Vier Linden, Deichbruchstrasse, Inselstrasse, Osnabrücker Strasse, Drakenburger Strasse, Wendeplatz Bremen Weserwehr , Malerstr.
use
User groups Cars, bikes and pedestrians
Road design two lane road
Technical specifications
Street length 1000 meters

The road Fleetrade is a central access road to Bremen , district Hemelingen , district Hastedt . It leads mainly in a west-east direction from the street Auf der Hohwisch in the eastern suburb to Malerstraße .

The cross streets and connecting streets were named u. a. as Auf der Hohwisch after the field name Hohe Wisch = high meadow, Fährstraße as a way to the ferry, Hessenstraße to the federal state, Bei den Vier Linden 1919 after the construction area of ​​the Greten brothers, Deichbruchstraße near a Weser dyke break from 1845, Inselstraße to the island between Suhrfeld and Kleine Bulten, Osnabrücker Straße 1913 after the city, unnamed way, Drakenburger Straße 1902 after the place where the Battle of Drakenburg , also important for Bremen, took place in 1547 , turning area Bremen Weserwehr and Malerstraße (unknown origin of the name); otherwise see the link to the streets.

history

Surname

The Fleetrade was named after the old Fleet as a watercourse, whereby the Low German syllable Trade stands for way.

development

The village of Herstede was first mentioned in 1226. It belonged to the Archbishopric and Duchy of Bremen , in the 15th century to the Gografschaft Achim and in 1649 to the Duchy of Bremen . Hastedt has been a rural municipality of Bremen since 1803 and was incorporated into the city of Bremen in 1902.

The first houses were built in the northern area. As a result of the great breach of the dike in 1830, the Osterdeich (1850 to 1893) was created as a flood protection and road connection. The southern floodplain could now also be settled.

In 1812 Hastedt had 756 inhabitants, in 1855 there were 4525, at the turn of the century, when many houses were built on this street, there were over 7000 and today (2017) 10,645

traffic

A horse-drawn tram was built in 1879 and electrified in 1900. The route has not changed much since 1911: Line 2 runs to Sebaldsbrück, Line 3 runs in parallel to the Hohwisch depot, and in 1939 it was extended by Fleetrade to the new Weserwehr terminal.

The Bremen tram runs through the street with line 3 (Gröpelingen - Weserwehr).

In local transport in Bremen, bus lines 40 and 41 ( Mahndorf ↔ Weserwehr) and 42 (industrial park Hansalinie ↔ Weserwehr) touch the street at the terminus and turning point of line 3.

Buildings and facilities

Jewish cemetery on Deichbruchstrasse
Jewish cemetery chapel

The street is mostly built up with two-story houses, many in the style of the Bremen houses around 1900.

Notable buildings and facilities

  • No. 2 and 4: Two 2-tier Houses from around 1900 with side gables and bay windows as Bremen houses
  • No. 13: 2-sch. Residential house as a Bremen house
  • No. 14 and 14a: 2-gesch. Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • No. 15 and 15a: 2-gesch. Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • No. 15b: The church of St. Elisabeth stood here until April 22, 1944 , which was built in 1931 according to plans by Theo Burlage. A mural on a house wall at the corner of Deichbruchstrasse shows the earlier appearance today. It looked similar to today's Maria Grün church (Hamburg) .
  • No. 38: 1-gesch. Residential building
  • No. 39 and 41: two 2-fold Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • No. 40 and 42: two 2-tiered Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • No. 47, 49 and 53: three 1- to 2-shifted Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • No. 62 to 68: Four 2-tiered Residential houses as Bremen houses
  • Between Deichbruchstrasse and Inselstrasse: Listed Jewish cemetery on Deichbruchstrasse from 1796 with 900 gravestones and a brick-built funeral hall from 1952.
  • No. 78: 1-sch. House with dance and ballet hall (formerly the old council hall) of the Impuls eV as a recognized private technical and vocational school for gymnastics, dance and movement therapy
  • No. 80: 1-sch. Gabled house with subtle facade decoration
  • Old Postweg No. 24 between Inselstrasse and Drakenburger Strasse: 3 hectare Hastedt municipal cemetery from 1900 with a chapel from after 1945

Memorial plaques

See also

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Monument database of the LfD Bremen
  2. ^ Jeannette Jakubowski: History of the Jewish cemetery in Bremen . In: Bremisches Jahrbuch 81, Bremen 2002

Coordinates: 53 ° 3 '52.8 "  N , 8 ° 51' 51.7"  E