Hebborn

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Catholic parish church of the Holy Three Kings on Odenthaler Strasse

Hebborn is a district of Bergisch Gladbach and belongs to the statistics district 2 of the city under number 22.

history

The old settlement name Hebborner Hof was retained as such for the Hebborn district with the emergence of street names towards the end of the 19th century. The Hebborner Hof was a high medieval settlement founded by the Counts of Berg and was first mentioned in 1280 as " Hadeburne ". In the Paffrath Red Missal from 1454 the Fronhof appears under the name " hatborn ". Just like the Fronhof zu Paffrath, the ducal court zu Hebborn had a court court that was responsible for Oberpaffrath and the honor of Kombüche. Around 1800 the hamlet on Wipperfürther Straße, divided into Unter- and Oberhebborn, was one of the largest settlement areas in the Gladbach area with 20 houses, even larger than Gladbach itself.

Mining and lime industries

Until the mid-20th century was in Schladetal in a quarry lime kiln operated. Iron ore was mined in the Prince Wilhelm mine until 1925 .

Monuments

The Hebborner Hof 2015

Architectural monuments

In Hebborn there are several architectural monuments according to the list of architectural monuments in Bergisch Gladbach . The Catholic parish church of Hebborn and the Hebborner Hof should be emphasized .

Ground monument

The Schlade Grubenfeld ground monument was entered under No. 7 in the list of ground monuments in Bergisch Gladbach .

See also

Hebborn today

The neo-Gothic parish church of the Three Kings is characteristic of the townscape . It was consecrated as a place of worship on June 2, 1912. The completed building does not correspond to the original plans. As a result, the planned large bell tower with a steeple , a transept and a choir , which had been left out. The Hebborn parish belongs together with the parishes of St. Laurentius Bergisch Gladbach and St. Marien in the Gronau district to the parish association in the pastoral care area A of the Bergisch Gladbach dean's office .

Evangelical Church of the Heilsbrunnen in Kleefeld

The unusual bell tower of the Protestant parish church Zum Heilsbrunnen also characterizes the townscape.

Hebborn has four schools: the community elementary school An der Strunde, the community elementary school Hebborn, the school center Im Kleefeld, which houses both a secondary and a secondary school, and the Nicolaus-Cusanus-Gymnasium .

At the northern exit towards Odenthal, the tennis players of the THC Rot-Weiß Bergisch Gladbach have a total of 14 clay and 7 indoor courts.

population

According to the EDP population register, Hebborn had a total of 5,976 residents on June 30, 2017 (including 494 foreigners). The age group over 65 with 1,369 inhabitants (including 64 foreigners) was stronger than the age group under 18 with only 975 (including 53 foreigners).

Individual evidence

  1. ^ A b Andree Schulte Bergisch Gladbach, City history in street names , Bergisch Gladbach 1995, ISBN 3-9804448-0-5 , p. 89 ff.
  2. ↑ Berg. GeschVerein zum Monument of the Month Dec. 2001 (accessed Nov. 2011)
  3. ^ Statistics - City of Bergisch Gladbach. Retrieved July 26, 2017 .

literature

  • Jean Bader, Ingrid Engels, Walter Jansen, Laurenz Lindlar, Peter Mattes, Uleich Meyer, Paul Stader and Hans Welters: Hebborn, A Contribution to the Local History of Bergisch Gladbach, Bergisch Gladbach 1987, ISBN 3-87314-189-2
  • Community Primary School Hebborn: School Hebborn from then and now, Bergisch Gladbach 2002, ISBN 3-87314-374-7

Web links

Commons : Bergisch Gladbach-Hebborn  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Coordinates: 51 ° 1 '  N , 7 ° 8'  E