Hembsen

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Hembsen
City of Brakel
Coat of arms of Hembsen
Coordinates: 51 ° 42 ′ 35 ″  N , 9 ° 14 ′ 27 ″  E
Height : 117 m
Area : 9.31 km²
Residents : 959  (December 31, 2015)
Population density : 103 inhabitants / km²
Incorporation : January 1, 1970
Postal code : 33034
Area code : 05272
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Location of Hembsen in Brakel

Hembsen has approximately 959 residents of the largest city of Brakel ( North Rhine-Westphalia counting) district .

location

The village in the Nethegau is located at the eastern tip of the municipality. Wooded mountain ranges such as the Imberg in the northeast, the Uhlenberg with the Hembser Berg in the north, the southwest Ostheimerfeld with the Ortberg towards Erkeln characterize the landscape. The village is located directly on the Nethe river and is divided into the upper village and the newer settlement "Im Märsch". In 1989 the place got a bypass road of the B 64 , whose traffic previously ran directly through the place.

The eastern border to Ottbergen is also the border between the urban areas of Brakel and Höxter and also between the dioceses of Paderborn and Corvey. The patron saint of the congregation is St. Johannes Baptist , on whose memorial day the annual shooting festival is celebrated. Educational institutions in Hembsen are the kindergarten and the Hembsen-Beller-Erkeln Catholic elementary school, both of which are run by the city. As a result of the recent drop in the number of pupils, the primary school is only part of the Annenschule Brakel.

history

Hembsen was first mentioned from around 800 AD. The knight Bruns gave his goods in Betanum and Waldenstidi to the church in Paderborn , for which the bishop gave him the goods in Boffesum and Hemedesun for life as a fief . In 1036 Hembsen is mentioned in a document as Hemadasson . It was the outbuilding of the main imperial court in Herstelle . The owner of Herstelle was the Bishop Meinwerk of Paderborn . In addition to Hembsen, Brakel , Deisel , Würgassen and Boffzen were among the Vorwerke.

The history of the estate goes back to the 14th century. In 1750 a new mansion was built in the courtyard, this and the farm buildings were renewed in 1843 and revised in 1910. The castle has existed in its current basic form since 1843. The complex was originally a moated castle owned by the Lords of Asseburg . Later it came into the possession of the Flörken family from Brakel. Through the marriage of Anges Sophie Stricker geb. Flörken with Karl Ferdinand Gunst In 1833 the estate came to the Gunst family from the Fritzlar area (Gut Beller). Franz Gunst was royal Prussia. Economist, seed breeder and chairman of the board of directors of the Brakel sugar factory. After the son Harald Gunst fell in Russia in 1932, the daughter Valerie Antoinette and her husband Jürgen von Kempski Racoszyn took over the property in 1942, followed by their son Harald von Kempski in 1964. Around 1972 the land was sold to the settlement society and in 2016 the castle with courtyard and forest to the Schröder Cultural Foundation (Manfred and Helga Schröder), which operates the United Museums of Wasserschloss Neuenheerse in the Neuenheerse Monastery .

On January 1, 1970, Hembsen was incorporated into the city of Brakel.

traffic

Hembsen is on the B64 between Paderborn and Höxter.

The Altenbeken – Kreiensen railway line passes Hembsen. The Hembsen train stop is no longer in operation. The next train stations are in Brakel or Ottbergen.

societies

There is a strong club life in Hembsen. The soccer teams of TuS 13 Hembsen play in the district leagues A and C. In addition to the Hembsen fire brigade fire fighting group, there is a marching band and a musical train, both of which also belong to the Brakel volunteer fire department . The airfield of the model airline Hembsen is located on the "Holzberg". In 1989 a tennis club TC 89 Nethegau was founded and a tennis court was built. Since 2004 there has also been a KLJB youth group in Hembsen. Other associations are the craftsmen and citizens' association, the pigeon association and the kfd . The association with the longest tradition in the community is the St. Johannes Schützengesellschaft Hembsen von 1590 eV, the 400th anniversary of the association was celebrated in 1990.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.brakel.de/Stadt/Portrait/Ortschaften/Hembsen
  2. ↑ Martin Bünermann: The communities of the first reorganization program in North Rhine-Westphalia . Deutscher Gemeindeverlag, Cologne 1970, p. 107 .
  3. ↑ St. Johannes Schützengesellschaft Hembsen from 1590 eV