Heinrich Eversberg

Heinrich Eversberg (born September 15, 1910 in Hattingen ; † June 9, 1996 ibid) was a German district home nurse for the Ennepe-Ruhr district and director of studies at the Waldstrasse grammar school in Hattingen.

He studied German, English, geography and geology at the Universities of Marburg , Bonn , Vienna and Münster from 1929 to 1934. He received his doctorate in 1954 in Münster as a doctor of natural sciences. His dissertation topic was "The emergence of heavy industry around Hattingen 1847–1857".

Among other things, Eversberg was involved in excavations in Altendorf Castle . Between 1969 and 1989 he laid the foundations of Isenburg, where Arnold von Altena and Friedrich von Isenberg lived . More than 500 students supported him. He was also involved in founding the local history museum in the iron house in 1955 , which exhibits many of the finds made by his excavation team in the Isenburg.

Fonts

• Low German language and poetry in Hattingen . Hattinger local history writings. Volume 14. Hattingen: Homeland and History Association. 1966
• The new city of Hattingen. Cultural history and settlement geography of a city on the Ruhr. 1980
• Medieval Hattingen. Cultural history and settlement geography of a city on the Ruhr; July 20, 1435-20 July 1985; 550 years of free weekly market every Tuesday for the citizens and residents of the city and the parish of Hattnegge. 351 pages. Hattingen: Local history and history association. 1985
• Count Friedrich von Isenberg and the Isenburg: 1193–1226; 20 years of research, excavation, restoration, 1969–1989. Hattingen, 1990.

literature

• Ilse Schüren: Dr. Heinrich Eversberg - "not much loved - but highly valued". Memories of the Hattingen teacher, monument conservator, local researcher and local home keeper. In: WiR. Contacts from citizens to citizens. Hattingen. No. 133/2001, January / February 2001, p. 7

Web links

• Exhibition for Heinrich Eversberg's birthday