Nonnenrod

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Nonnenrod is a single farm and as early as 1650, the former Vorwerk of the Benedictine monastery Johannesberg in the district of Harmerz , a district of Fulda in the East Hessian district of Fulda .

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geography

The farm is located southwest of Hamerz in the valley of the Aschehöfer Grund. In the immediate vicinity of the homestead are the four dammed Nonnenröder ponds lying one behind the other, part of which is a nature reserve, but the southernmost is used intensively for fishing. The entire area, which is part of the large Gieseler Forest , is a recreational area for the city of Fulda.

history

Nonnenrod was probably created as a small nunnery by Johannesberg provost Bonifatius von Buseck (1656–1700 provost in Johannesberg) . The old house of the estate bears a coat of arms stone with his coat of arms and the year 1698. The walls of the massive vaulted cellar ("Kapellen-Keller") are also marked with the year 1698. In 1699 there was a chapel . 1802 was expected to Nonnenrod fuldischen Provost Office Johannesberg .

The property with house, stables, 300 acre land and a flock of sheep was sold in 1819 after the territory of the former diocese of Fulda in 1816 as Grand Duchy of Fulda on Kurhessen had fallen. After several changes of ownership yard and Good came in 1873 at Friedrich Wilhelm of Hesse (1820-1884), the 1876 titular Landgrave of Hesse-Kassel was and by the Prussian state and the Stadtschloss City Palace , the Fasanerie near Fulda and the castle Philipp peace in Hanau to Property received transferred. In 1875/76 he had a hunting lodge built in the Nonnenroder forest. After his death in 1884, interest in his hunting domicile decreased. It was sold for demolition around 1900, at the so-called "Ausspann" south of Fulda, on the old road to Neuhof , rebuilt, but then also dismantled there in 1908 and rebuilt true to the original in Horas , where it still stands today.

literature

  • Wilhelm Harnischfeger: Chronicle of Harmerz. The story of a village in its vicinity . Vogel Druck, Neuhof 1991.
  • Erwin Sturm : The architectural and art monuments of the Fulda region . Publishing house Parzeller & Co., Fulda.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Historical local dictionary: [1]
  2. ↑ Fulda: Land Use Plan, Explanation (Part A) , 2011, p. 58
  3. ↑ Renate Remde: Nonnenrod , entry in the Rhön lexicon on rhoen.info
  4. ↑ Nonnenrod , Rhön-Lexikon on rhoen.info
  5. ↑ New life in the dark forest - Vorwerk Nonnenrod lives on . (October 19, 1979)
  6. ↑ Niesiger Strasse No. 72; East Hesse and Rhön brushed against the grain , in: OsthessenNews , April 20, 2017

Coordinates: 50 ° 30 ′ 15.5 ″  N , 9 ° 37 ′ 46 ″  E