Immendorf (Geilenkirchen)

Immendorf City of Geilenkirchen
Coordinates: 50 ° 57 ′ 6 ″  N , 6 ° 10 ′ 21 ″  E
Height :	104  (102-108)  m
Residents :	1158  (Nov. 30, 2012)
Incorporation :	January 1, 1972
Postal code :	52511
Area code :	02451
Location of Immendorf in Geilenkirchen
Catholic parish church Immendorf

House Immendorf

Courtyard side of Haus Immendorf

Courtyard on von Mirbach Strasse

Memorial cross on Apweiler Strasse

Gabled houses on Dürener Strasse

Immendorf on the Sogrothen map around 1573

Immendorf on the original cadastral map 1846

Immendorf on the tranchot map 1803–1820

Immendorf is a district of the Mittelstadt Geilenkirchen in the district of Heinsberg in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia .

geography

location

Immendorf is located southeast of Geilenkirchen on federal road 56 and district road 24 .

Waters

In the center of Immendorf begins the Immendorfer Fließ (GEWKZ 2828892), which drains rainwater in the direction of the Wurm . The flow km with a length of 5,325 flows from Immendorf from the northeast to the village Prummern over and opens between Beeck and Leiffarth in the Beeck flow .

Neighboring places

Süggerath	Bumpers	Gereonsweiler
Hünshoven		Apweiler
Waurichen	Beggendorf	Floverich

Type of settlement

Immendorf is a parish village and at the same time a clustered village with loose, bilateral buildings along the former main road and the roads to Waurichen and Apweiler . The church is the center of the place.

history

Place name

• 1287 Immindorp
• 1296 Emmendorp
• 1344 (de) Emmendorp
• 1484 Ymmendorp
• 1528 Emendorp
• 1666 Immendorf
• 1803 Immendorff

Local history

In 1296 Dietrich II von Heinsberg acquired the Immendorf house and gave it back to the brothers Dietrich and Johann vom Immendorf as a fief . In 1438 the estate came to Ahrweiler through an inheritance from Gerhard von Blanckart . Heinrich von Mirbach to Ticheln bought the estate in 1458. Through a legacy reaches the estate in 1702 to Gotthard Adolf von Mirbach to Harf. In the 18th century, the castle was replaced by a simple farm. The two-storey house with a mansard roof bears the date 1789 in the iron anchor .

Elsewhere, north of the church, there was a large, rectangular farm from the 17th and 18th centuries, which was called the Pützhof . At the church as a two-storey house from the 17th century with curved and stepped gables and block frieze . A simple barn at the back. Two-storey wing facing the street with a large basket arched door and keystone with the year 1759. In the village there are still a number of smaller courtyards and gabled houses. To the southwest of the church there are two more gabled houses with curved gables and the dates 1682 and 1686. Severe war damage meant the end of some beautiful facades.

Immendorf was an independent municipality with a mayor's office and had 384 inhabitants in 1828 and 446 in 1852. In 1934 the offices of Immendorf and Würm were merged. In the course of the regional reform , the Immendorf- Würm office was dissolved on January 1, 1972 . The legal successor is the city of Geilenkirchen. Aachen Law (1971) .

Church history

The first explicit mention of the church in Immendorp can be found in 1308 in Liber valoris , the book of values ​​of the churches of the Diocese of Cologne . Tower and choir date from around 1400. The nave from around 1500. The three-aisled, late Gothic hall church was partially destroyed in the Second World War. During the reconstruction in 1955/56, the remaining parts of the building were included in the new building . A modern church was built with modern glazing and a free-standing tower .

The parish Immendorf consists of the places Immendorf, Waurichen and Apweiler. The majority of the population consists of Catholics . In the course of the parish reforms in the Diocese of Aachen , the formerly independent Catholic parish of St. Peter Immendorf was incorporated into the Community of Parishes (GdG) St. Bonifatius Geilenkirchen .

Attractions

• Catholic parish church Immendorf, Johannesstrasse, as memorial no.33
• Stained glass in the parish church of St. Peter
• House Immendorf, Ringstrasse 21, as monument no.14
• Gable facade and vaulted cellar, Dürener Strasse 54, as monument no.34
• Gabled house, Dürener Strasse 56, as monument no.35
• Hofanlage, Zehnthofstraße 9, as memorial no.59
• Courtyard, from Mirbach Strasse 26–28, as monument no. 60
• Historic classroom, Ringstrasse 9

See also : List of architectural monuments in Geilenkirchen

Infrastructure

• In December 2012 there were 1159 people living in Immendorf.
• There is a doctor and a dental practice, a bank , a savings bank , a country café, two roofing companies, several farms, some with animal husbandry , several insurance agents , a company for demolition, backfilling and transport, a building contractor , a printing company , a kitchen studio, a textile retailer, a jewelry store, a carpenter's shop , an upholstery shop , an inn , a butcher's shop , a bakery and a grocery store, an architecture and engineering office , two heating engineers , an electrical installation company , as well as specialist companies for solar technology , hi-fi , televisions , alarm systems , software development , Cosmetics and office services , a wage tax aid association and some small businesses.
• Two bus stops at the cemetery and at the office of Line 432 in the AVV Geilenkirchen- Baesweiler and back.
• Immendorf Catholic Primary School on Flovericher Straße
• Municipal daycare center Ringstrasse 15
• Immendorf youth home , from Mirbach Strasse
• Two playgrounds , Auf dem Knipp, Catholic elementary school on Flovericher Straße
• The cemetery on the street at the cemetery

School system

• Primary school Immendorf 1925 3 classes, 3 levels, 2 teachers, 1 teacher 157 children
• Primary school Immendorf 1965 6 classes, 6 teaching positions 212 children

societies

• Interest group of the local associations in the parish Immendorf, Waurichen, Apweiler
• St. Petri and Pauli Schützenbruderschaft Immendorf eV founded in 1825
• Church choir Immendorf
• Women's community Parish Immendorf
• Drum Corps Immendorf
• Music association "In Treue fest" Immendorf
• FC Renania Immendorf
• KG "Lott se loope" Immenwauweiler
• Horticultural Association Immendorf
• Bird lovers Immendorf
• FC table tennis Immendorf
• Pigeon Breeding Association Immendorf
• Friends of the KGS Immendorf
• Friends of Ki Ga Immendorf

Regular events

• Rose Monday procession of KG Immenwauweiler
• Patronage festival and summer fair
• Soap box race of the shooting youth
• Autumn fair of the TPC Immendorf
• St. Martin parade in Immendorf

Street names

Alte Landstraße, Am Friedhof, Am Pannhaus, Apweilerstraße, Auf dem Knipp, Buschweg, Dietrichstraße, Dürener Straße, Flovericher Straße, Friedensstraße, Grünstraße, Im Bongert, Immenweg, Kirchwinkel, Paulstraße, Peterstraße, Ringstraße, Schummelshof, Von-Mirbach-Straße, Zehnthofstrasse

literature

• The art monuments of the districts of Erkelenz and Geilenkirchen. 1904, pp. 405-409
• Handbook of the Diocese of Aachen. 3. Edition. Kühlen, Mönchengladbach 1994, ISBN 3-87448-172-7 , pp. 709f.
• Leo Gillessen: The localities of the district of Heinsberg , p. 126
• Leo Gillessen: On place names and settlement studies of the southern Selfkant district , in: Home calendar of the Selfkant district Geilenkirchen-Heinsberg 1970, pp. 38–49
• Hermann Josef de Giorgi: From the school history of the Heinsberg district , museum publication 14

Web links

Commons : Immendorf  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the city of Geilenkirchen
• Monuments in the city of Geilenkirchen
• Churches and chapels in the city of Geilenkirchen

Individual evidence

1. ^ German basic map 1: 5000
2. ↑ http://www.lanuv.nrw.de/fileadmin/lanuv/wasser/pdf/Gewaesserverzeichnis%20GSK3C.xls
3. ^ Federal Statistical Office (ed.): Historical municipality directory for the Federal Republic of Germany. Name, border and key number changes in municipalities, counties and administrative districts from May 27, 1970 to December 31, 1982 . W. Kohlhammer, Stuttgart / Mainz 1983, ISBN 3-17-003263-1 , p. 310 .
4. ↑ http://www.glasmalerei-ev.net/pages/b2828/b2828.shtml