Hollenbeck (Harsefeld)
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Hollenbeck
Hollenbeek Patch Harsefeld
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| Area : | 60 km² | |
| Residents : | 650 | |
| Population density : | 11 inhabitants / km² | |
| Incorporation : | July 1, 1972 | |
| Postal code : | 21698 | |
| Area code : | 04164 | |
Location of Hollenbeck in Lower Saxony |
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Hollenbeck ( Low German Hollenbeek ) is a district of the municipality Harsefeld in the district of Stade ( Lower Saxony ) with about 650 inhabitants. The hamlet of Klein Hollenbeck , located on the floodplain , also belongs to Hollenbeck .
geography
Neighboring places
| Bargstedt | Harsefeld | |
| Kakerbeck |
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Griemshorst |
| Ahlerstedt | Ahrensmoor |
history
Prehistory and early history
A prehistoric settlement can be proven by the Rillenstein from Hollenbeck . There are also several barrows from the Stone and Bronze Ages to the north and northwest of the village .
middle Ages
Hollenbeck was first mentioned in a document in 1536. At that time there were 13 farms here. The place is probably named after the brook Hollenbeeke , which flows through the village and flows into the floodplain . During the Thirty Years War, the village became impoverished and came under Swedish rule until 1718.
Modern times
After 1718 Hollenbeck was placed under the Hanover government . In 1790 the Hollenbeck farmers had to cede the Braken , 6300 acres of forest, to the state for no consideration. After frequently changing government, Hollenbeck came to Prussia in 1866 .
20th century
In a total of three major fires around 1900, almost all of the old hall houses were destroyed. In 1937 a sports field and a bathing facility were built between Hollenbeck and Bargstedt. In the 1960s, two new housing estates were built in the village.
The village school ceased operations in 1975; the children have been taught in Harsefeld ever since. In the old village school there is now a kindergarten and the village community center , which was renamed the Wilhelm-Nack-Haus in 2017 . Wilhelm Nack was a teacher at the school in the 20th century.
Regional affiliation
Before 1885 Hollenbeck belonged to the Börde Bargstedt in the district of Harsefeld , after 1885 to the district of Stade and since 1932 the place belongs to today's district of Stade .
As part of the community reform , Hollenbeck was incorporated into Harsefeld on July 1, 1972.
religion
Hollenbeck is evangelical-Lutheran and belongs to the parish of the Church of St. Primus in Bargstedt.
Culture
Attractions
There is a bell tower near the cemetery.
societies
- Voluntary fire brigade (founded in 1935): Before a fire engine was purchased in 1965, only a portable pump trailer was available. In 1983 the new fire station was moved into. The small fire engine (KLF) newly acquired in May 2017 is an Iveco Daily 72C17 4x2.
- Theater group "De Patzköpp"
- Hometown club
Economy and Infrastructure
economy
There are six full-time farms on site; around 1960 there were 35. There are also craft businesses.
traffic
Street
Hollenbeck is on the L 124, which leads to Harsefeld in the northeast and Ahlerstedt in the southwest . The K 77 leads to Bargstedt . Smaller roads lead to Griemshorst, Kakerbeck and Ahrensmoor .
rail
The nearest station is Harsefeld station on the Bremerhaven-Buxtehude line .
schools
There is no school on site, but a kindergarten . The Hollenbeck children attend primary and secondary school in Harsefeld.
Personalities
- Willi Wegewitz (1898–1996); German archaeologist, born and raised in the forester's house in Hollenbeck.
- Jürgen Fitschen (* 1948); German bank magician
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b The story of Hollenbeck. Retrieved February 25, 2019 .
- ↑ fw-feuerwehr-hollenbeck.com. Retrieved May 20, 2018 .
