Coffee Reinsburg

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The Stammtisch Kaffee Reinsburg or Café Reinsburg was a loose association of men with literary interests who met between 1863 and 1870 in the Café Reinsburg in Stuttgart . The circle included men from the literary scene and other notables from society.

society

The Café Reinsburg at Paulinenstraße 38 in Stuttgart on the corner of Marienstraße was the meeting place for a regulars' table of literary men from Stuttgart and foreign guests. Some of the participants were also members of the artists' society “Das radiant Bergwerk” and / or the “ Sunday wreath ”.

The building at Paulinenstrasse 38 had been the seat of the Blüherschen bell foundry since 1770, in which Friedrich Schiller received the inspiration for his poem “ Das Lied von der Glocke ” , written in 1799 . In 1863 Ernst Mayer opened the “Café zur Reinsburg” in the house, which became the meeting point for the regulars' table. After the Second World War , Café Reinsburg existed for a few decades before it was converted into an amusement arcade .

Members

Well-known participants in the circle include:

literature

  • Karl Fricker: Wilhelm Raabe's years in Stuttgart as reflected in his poetry. Stuttgart 1939, page 20.
  • Kurt Hoffmeister: Wilhelm Raabe under vines: Stuttgart 1862–1870; ... and I feel indescribably at home here ... Norderstedt 2005, page 24.
  • Rolf Parr: Coffee Reinsburg (Stuttgart). In: Wulf Wülfing; Karin Bruns; Rolf Parr: Handbook of literary-cultural associations, groups and leagues 1825–1933. Stuttgart: Metzler, 1998, pages 221-223.
  • Gustav Wais: The Schiller City Stuttgart. A representation of the Schiller sites in Stuttgart. Stuttgart 1955, pages 61-62.

Footnotes

  1. ↑ #Wais 1955.1 , #Parr 1998.3 , page 221, #Fricker 1939 , #Hoffmeister 2005 .
  2. ↑ #Parr 1998.3 , p. 222.

Coordinates: 48 ° 46 ′ 19.5 ″  N , 9 ° 10 ′ 17.9 ″  E