Good Schmabek
The Good Schmabek is a former farm in Itzehoe . The buildings of the estate were demolished in 2009/2010 except for a storage barn that was still rented out. The farm is not identical to the Schmabek poultry farm about a kilometer away .
The estate took its name from the area, which in turn is named after the Schmabek stream that flows through the area. For a long time the Schmabeker lands were only used selectively and periodically; In 1641 a sheep farm was set up, which operated for over a century. In the second half of the 18th century, four leasehold farms were laid out in the area, of which, however, only the land area later known as the Blauer Lappen survived. Instead of the other farms, the Schmabek estate was built from 1828 onwards , which for a long time was the property of the Steinburg district , which is also the forest owner of the Schmabek district forest . In the years 2009/2010 the buildings, which had increasingly fallen into disrepair after the end of economic operation, were demolished because they were in disrepair.
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The Schmabek estate was run by tenants and later also owners:
- Budget councilor and mayor of Itzehoe Rötger as the founder of the estate (1829 to 1851)
- Wilhelm Elvert (1851 to 1862)
- Detmering (1862 to 1865)
- Kophamel (1865)
- WA Diedrich (1865 to 1872)
- Auguste Waetje (1872 to 1875)
- Ernst Carl August Göttinger (1875 to 1880)
- Adolf Koppätzky (1880 to 1881)
- Hermann Klocker (1881 to 1895)
- Willy Evers (1895 to 1896)
- Chr. E. Bartels (1896 to 1897)
- JK Chr. M. Grimminger (1897)
- Otto Friedrich Alsen (1897 to 1902)
- Wilhelmine Alsen (from 1902)
Individual evidence
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- Rudolf Krohn : The Schmabek Estate. Formerly owned by the city of Itzehoe. An agricultural and agricultural cultural image , Itzehoe 1914 (digital version, PDF, 5.7 MB)
Web links
Coordinates: 53 ° 56 ′ 30 ″ N , 9 ° 33 ′ 25 ″ E