Kelters

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  • The bridge to Kelters connects the districts to the south and north of the Sieg . On the left the then Hindenburgpark .

  • The place around 1900

Kelters is a former district of Eitorf on the Scheel Sick der Sieg , which today is only remembered by a street name. The origin of the district was the Keltershuys (house) mentioned in 1452. This is where the wine, which was grown on the Keltersberg until 1811, was pressed . In the meantime, Probach joins to the east and Hombach to the west .

literature

  • Gabriel Busch: Victory in the mirror . Publishing house Michaelsberg Abbey, Siegburg 1979.

Coordinates: 50 ° 46 ′ 38.6 "  N , 7 ° 26 ′ 51.9"  E