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Street view of today's courtyard building of Gut Überhaaren. The keystone above the gate shows the year 1692
The courtyard

Gut Überhaaren is considered to be the oldest known manor in Haaren near Aachen . The name (formerly Overhaaren) is derived from the location above the center of Haaren. The farm comprised large estates and buildings, including the Welsche Mühle, which still exists today, for a long time . The actual courtyard building has been preserved to this day , a listed building. The name of the nearby street 'Auf Überhaaren' is reminiscent of the once important farm.

history

The court is listed in the register of imperial court fiefs in the imperial city of Aachen. From this it can be seen that until the end of the 13th century it belonged to the chargeable Carolingian imperial estate . However, the origin of the farm goes back to the Carolingian period.

In 1822 the district of Überhaaren owned by the Haaren mayor's office had 2 fire places.

In 1827 there were 14 Catholic souls in the village of Überhaaren (Ditto and Schenke).

In 1830, 14 residents of the Ueberhaaren estate are named in another source.

In 1832, in the course of a legal dispute with the Haaren community, Paul Lennarz was named as the owner of the property.

In 1852 two residential buildings are mentioned and the population of the estate and the Überhaaren tavern is estimated at 9 Catholic souls.

At the end of the 19th century, Gut Überhaaren and the Welsche Mühle were owned by the Aachen family Cornel von Guaita and his wife Fanny, nee. Vullers. The marriage was childless. At the beginning of the 20th century, Überhaaren was brought into a foundation administered by the city of Aachen.

Todays use

At the beginning of the 1990s, the remaining buildings on the street 'Auf der Hüls' (formerly 'Südstraße') were completely restored in compliance with the preservation of historical monuments and numerous historical elements and converted into a residential property with 16 individual owner-occupied apartments.

literature

  • Hair at the gates of the city of Aachen, a publication by the Heimatverein Haaren / Verlautenheide eV, issue 4

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Heinrich Schiffers: The community chronicle of the royal Prussian mayor's office Haaren, transferred from the old manuscript and supplemented with information from contemporary sources In: Haaren vor den Stadt Aachen, issue 18/19 from 2005 (annual issue of the Heimatverein Haaren / Verlautenheide eV )
  2. ↑ The administrative district of Aachen described topographically, with a collection of the most interesting statistical news, in overviews arranged in circles, from official, von der Königl. Government-transferred materials compiled Aachen, 1827
  3. ↑ F. v. Restorff, Royal. Prussian Colonel = Lieutenant: Topographical = statistical description of the Royal Prussian Rhine Province of Berlin and Stettin, Nicolaische Buchhandlung, 1830
  4. ↑ G. Sandt, Königl. Preuss First General = Advocate and Privy Councilor of Justice: Archives for civil and criminal law of Königl Pruss. Rhine Provinces, New Series, Volume 10 Cologne, 1832
  5. ^ The administrative district of Aachen, topographically and statistically represented, along with distance tables, published by the Royal Government of Aachen, 1852

Web links

  • haaren-verlautenheide.de - Website of the Heimatverein Haaren / Verlautenheide 1984 eV with information and publications on the history of the two districts

Coordinates: 50 ° 47 ′ 31.1 ″  N , 6 ° 7 ′ 44.6 ″  E