Madenfelderhof colony
The Madenfelderhof colony is a rental house colony for miners in Schiffweiler in Saarland .
history
The colony was established between 1920 and 1922 by the French company Mines domaniales françaises de la Sarre . It consists of 40 semi-detached houses for 80 families. The houses each have a 760 m² plot of land on which a pear tree was growing at the time of construction. All but two houses have a cellar.
The French mine administration has settled families from the northern Saarland and the Hunsrück as miners in the first generation . Hardly any descendants of the miners' families now live there.
The settlement was placed under monument protection. The name of the settlement comes from a rural property that had been state-owned since 1901.
swell
- Peter Moll, Renate Becker (ed.): The Manderfeld colony. In: Regional hikes in the greater SaarLorLux region. Volume 6, Saarbrücken 2014
- Werner Habicht: Madenfelderhof settlement near Landsweiler-Reden. Documentation on behalf of Saarbergwerke-AG
Web links
- Gerhild Krebs Former Madenfelderhof mining settlement. accessed on January 23, 2017
Coordinates: 49 ° 21 '2 " N , 7 ° 7' 28.4" E