Neunimptsch
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Neunimptsch
District of the state capital Dresden
Coordinates: 51 ° 2 ′ 11 " N , 13 ° 40 ′ 22" E
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| Height : | 190 m above sea level NN |
| Incorporation : | April 1, 1918 |
| Incorporated into: | Roßthal |
| Postal code : | 01169 |
| Area code : | 0351 |
Neunimptsch is a former estate workers' settlement between the Dresden districts of Roßthal and Gorbitz .
history
The Roßthaler landowner Günther Carl Albrecht von Nimptsch had simple farm workers' houses built on the corridor of the Beerhut desert from 1785 to 1794 . These so-called thresher houses were combined with the red houses and hunter houses near the Pesterwitz corridor to form an independent community. This community was under Nimptschs Gut Roßthal and was named after its founder. The cottagers of Neunimptsch managed the estate of Castle Roßthal .
1856: Neunimptsch is also very often called “the Kukuk” or “Juchhe”.
The Rote Schmiede on Saalhausener Strasse was licensed until 1890. On April 1, 1918, Neunimptsch was united with Roßthal to form the municipality of Roßthal. This community was incorporated into Dölzschen in 1923 .
memory
Today the Dresden street names “Beerenhut” and “Neunimptscher Straße” are reminiscent of the Beerhut desert and the Neunimptsch settlement.
literature
- Friedrich August Leßke : Contributions to the history and description of the villages Ober- and Niedergorbitz, Wölfnitz, Pennrich, Naußlitz and Neunimptsch. Self-published, Deuben 1896 ( digitized version ).
- Contributions to the history and description of the villages of Ober- and Niedergorbitz, Wölfnitz, Pennrich, Naußlitz and Neunimptsch , 1896, SLUB digital
- Address book for the following rural communities located on the Dresden-Altstädter and Dresden-Neustädter side of Altfranken, Boxdorf, Brabschütz, Briesnitz, Brockwitz with Clieben, Burgstädtel, Constappel, Cossebaude, Coswig, Dippelsdorf with Buchholz, Eisenberg with Moritzburg, Gauernitz, Gohlis (Upper, Lower -), Gompitz, Hartha, Kemnitz, Kötitz, Kötzschenbroda with Fürstenhain, Leuteritz, Leutewitz, Lindenau, Merbitz, Mobschatz, Naundorf, Naußlitz, Neucoswig, Neuimptsch, Niedergorbitz, Niederwartha, Obergorbitz, Oberwartha, Ockerwitz, Podrichemusewitz, Pennyewitz , Rähnitz, Reichenberg, Rennersdorf, Roßthal, Sörnewitz, Stetzsch, Wahnsdorf, Wildberg, Wilschdorf, Wölfnitz, Zitzschewig, Zöllmen , 1899, SLUB digital
- Address and business handbook for the following sixty rural communities on the Dresden-Altstädter side as Altfranken, Babisnau, Bannewitz, Boderitz, Brabschütz, Brießnitz, Burgstädtel, Coschütz, Cossebaude, Cunnersdorf, Döltzschen, Eutschütz, Gaustritz, Gohlis, Golberode, Gompeln, Gostritz, Großdobritz, Kaitz, Kauscha, Kemnitz, Kleinnaundorf, Kleinpestitz, Laubegast, Leiteritz, Leuben, Leubnitz, Leutewitz, Lockwitz, Merbitz, Mobschatz, Mockritz, Naußlitz, Neuimptsch, Neuostra, Nickern, Niedergorbitz, Oberedwartha, Nötberg, Ockerwitz, Omsewitz, Pennrich, Podemus, Prohlis, Räcknitz, Reick, Rennersdorf, Rippien, Roßthal, Seidnitz, Sobrigau, Stetzsch, Tolkewitz, Torna, Welschhufe, Wölfnitz, Zschertnitz , 1892/94, SLUB digital
- Stadtlexikon Dresden A-Z . Verlag der Kunst, Dresden 1995, ISBN 3-364-00300-9 .
- Neunipmtsch , in: Dresden: its development from village to city ; (1956), p. 25.
Individual evidence
- ↑ cf.