Kennenburg

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Kennenburg
Coordinates: 48 ° 44 ′ 29 ″  N , 9 ° 19 ′ 39 ″  E
Residents : 583  (Jun. 30, 2016)
Postal code : 73732
Area code : 0711
Innenstadt Hohenkreuz Neckarhalde Rüdern Sulzgries Krummenacker Sankt Bernhardt Serach Obertal Wäldenbronn Wiflingshausen Liebersbronn Kennenburg Hegensberg Kimmichsweiler/Oberhof Oberesslingen Sirnau Pliensauvorstadt Zollberg Weil Brühl Mettingen Berkheim Zellmap
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Location of Kennenburg in Esslingen am Neckar

Kennenburg is a district of Esslingen am Neckar .

history

The name of the district of Kennenburg can be traced back to a member of the Esslingen patrician family Kürn, who was named as the castle owner in 1384 ("des Kürnen's castle"). The castle lay in the valley floor east of the Hainbach and is mentioned in a document in 1303 as "Buttocks" and in 1322 as "Bergfried im Hainbach". Presumably destroyed in the Great City War in 1449, its ruins were demolished in 1589. A group of houses called “Klupellen” developed from the first residential area on Stäffelesweg, which was handed down in 1317 and has merged into the hamlet “Kürnenburg”. In 1774 the place consisted of only five houses, in 1813 it had 25 inhabitants. From then on, the place name Kennenburg prevailed. In 1840, dignitaries from Esslingen founded a cold water sanatorium, which King Wilhelm I of Württemberg paid a visit to and which five years later was converted into a sanatorium for the mentally ill and mentally ill of the "educated classes", which made it supraregional. After several changes of ownership, it came into the possession of the city of Esslingen as a private clinic in 1941, which used the building as a gynecological clinic, auxiliary hospital and retirement home. After its demolition, the geriatric center was built on the site in the 1970s, which today dominates the townscape. The remainder of a wine press built in 1881, the last structural reminder of over 800 years of viticulture in Kennenburg, was put down in 2013. Today almost 600 people live in the Esslingen district.  

politics

The contact person for the issues of the district for the city administration and the municipal council of Esslingen is the citizens' committee St. Bernhardt, Kennenburg, Wiflingshausen . At the district level, the citizens' committee helps shape community life. He is a member of the working group of citizens 'committees , which exists to exchange experiences and coordinate the individual citizens' committees of the city. The basis for the working method and the structure of the citizens' committee and the working group is the status adopted by the working group on February 21, 1991 . An agreement was reached as the basis for the cooperation between the citizens' committee, the municipal council and the administration . This was approved by the working group on July 17, 1990 and approved by the municipal council on December 10, 1990. In June 2000, both the status and the agreement were editorially revised.

In the public citizens 'meeting , which the city of Esslingen held on July 18, 2019 in the Sängerkranzgaststätte in St. Bernhardt, the St. Bernhardt, Kennenburg, Wiflingshausen citizens' committee was elected for 3 years.

literature

  • Eberhard Kenner: Kennenburg in old views . Zaltbommel / Netherlands, 1st edition 1991, 2nd edition 1997, ISBN 90-288-5314-6 .
  • Eberhard Kenner: Castle - mill - small settlement - chapel. Findings of localization in the Kennenburg district. In: Esslinger Studien , Volume 48 (2011/12) (ed. V. Stadtarchiv, published 2015), Pages 39–68.

Web links

Commons : Kennenburg  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Development of the resident population in the districts 2006-2016 As of June 30th each year. City of Esslingen, accessed on April 28, 2017 .
  2. ^ Citizens' committees in Esslingen am Neckar
  3. ^ Statute of the Citizens' Committees Esslingen am Neckar
  4. ^ Agreement on cooperation between the citizens' committees and the Esslingen am Neckar municipal council and administration
  5. Convening Citizens' Committee 2019