Grammel came

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Grammel came
municipality Kumhausen
Coordinates: 48 ° 28 ′ 58 ″  N , 12 ° 9 ′ 24 ″  E
Grammelkam (Bavaria)
Grammel came

Location of Grammelkam in Bavaria
The parish church of St. Peter
The parish church of St. Peter

Grammelkam is a district of the municipality of Kumhausen in the Lower Bavarian district of Landshut .

location

Grammelkam is located about three kilometers south of Kumhausen on federal highway 15 in the Isar-Inn hill country .

history

The village of Grammelkam was first mentioned in 820 as Grimboldesheim (home of Grimbald). In 1285 Konrad von Türkenfeld gave two farms in Grammelkam to the Teutonic Order . In 1287 he expanded his foundation. In 1290 a relative of Konrad's, Wolfher der Leitner von Moosburg, sold the Zagelhof in Grammelkam to the German House of Gangkofen and set the interest payments to be made to his mother for 13 years. Grammelkam thus belonged to the German Order of Gangkofen . In 1315, the parish church of St. Peter with a cemetery was recorded for the first time by the diocese administration on Freising Cathedral Hill. In 1752 Grammelkam consisted of three properties.

When the community was formed in 1818/1821, Grammelkam became a part of the community of Niederkam in the Landshut district court. On January 1, 1971, as part of the regional reform in Bavaria, it came together with the community of Niederkam to form the new community of Kumhausen (the new main town also being on Grammelkamer parish and Niederkam old community area). In 1987 Grammelkam had 62 residents.

Attractions

  • Parish Church of St. Peter . The choir tower church is a late Romanesque complex from the end of the 12th century. It was later changed to baroque and modern. The pointed arches on the choir tower with its stepped gable date from the 19th century. The high altar has an altar sheet by G. Vischer from 1730.
  • Rectory. Built around 1900 in neo-baroque forms

societies

  • Bergschützen Gramelkam eV
  • Horticultural Association Grammelkam-Kumhausen
  • KSK Grammelkam / prices mountain
  • SV Kumhausen

literature

  • Dieter J. Weiss: The history of the Deutschordens-Ballei Franconia in the Middle Ages . Commission publisher Degener & Company, 1991
  • Susanne Margarethe Herleth-Krentz: The district court Erding (= historical atlas of Bavaria: part of old Bavaria, issue 58). Commission for Bavarian State History, 1997

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