Pernhofen
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| Basic data | |||
| Pole. District , state | Mistelbach , Lower Austria | ||
| Pole. local community | Laa an der Thaya | ||
| Coordinates | 48 ° 43 '15 " N , 16 ° 16' 47" E | ||
| surface | 4.84 km² | ||
| Post Code | 2064 | ||
| Source: STAT : index of places ; BEV : GEONAM ; NÖGIS | |||
Pernhofen is a cadastral community of Laa an der Thaya in the Mistelbach district in the northern Weinviertel in Lower Austria .
geography
Pernhofen is located in the north of the Weinviertel in Lower Austria and is a cadastral municipality of the city of Laa an der Thaya. The area of the cadastral community is 4.84 km².
history
Pernhofen was first mentioned in a document as Perenhoven in 1240. In 1351 Chunrat von Schaunberg transferred his property to Pernhofen to his uncle Stephan von Meissau. In 1360 possessions of the Waldhausen monastery in Pernhofen can be verified. The rule over Pernhofen belonged to Staatz , in whose land register the place is referred to as a desert in 1569 . Pernhofen probably fell into desolation between 1459 and 1468, when Georg von Podiebrad devastated the area. In 1601 the Pernhofen deserted area was sold by Christoph von Breuner to Wulzeshofen . Ten years later, Pernhofen passed to Elisabeth von Kuering, wife of Hagenberg and Stronsdorf. Pernhofen remained under the rule of Stronsdorf until 1857, when it was bought by Karl Kammel, Edlen von Hardegg. He built a sugar factory in Pernhofen, which he converted into a spirit distillery in 1867. In 1901 the distillery in Pernhofen became the property of the Lederer family and thus became the starting point for the later Pernhofen production plant of the Jungbunzlauer company.
Culture and sights
Buildings
In Pernhofen there is a neo-Gothic Anne Chapel from the 2nd half of the 19th century.
Sports
In Pernhofen there is the Werksverein Sportclub Jungbunzlauer - Pernhofen .
Economy and Infrastructure
Companies
The most important production site of the Jungbunzlauer company , where citric acid , xantane and glucose are produced, is located in Pernhofen . 450 people are employed in the Pernhofen plant.
traffic
Between the two cadastral communities of Pernhofen and Wulzeshofen is the Pernhofen-Wulzeshofen station, which is on the Novosedly – Zellerndorf railway line and is still served by freight traffic today, the main customer of which is the Pernhofen plant in Jungbunzlau.
Individual evidence
- ↑ Austrian town book . Volume 4/2: The cities of Lower Austria. 2nd part HP. Editors Friederike Goldmann, Evelin Oberhammer, Johanne Pradel. Publishing house of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Vienna 1976. ISBN 3-7001-0485-5 , p. 180.
- ↑ a b c d e f g h i History of Wulzeshofen , on the Wulzeshofen website .
- ↑ Milan Hlavačka: A Bohemian-Jewish company fairy tale with a bitter end. Ignatz Lederer and his "Jungbunzlauer" alcohol production in Bohemia. In: Prague economic and social history messages , Volume 6 (2001/2002), pp. 41–52.
- ↑ Neo-Gothic Annenkapelle Pernhofen , on the website materl.at .
- ^ Sportclub Jungbunzlauer - Pernhofen , on the website of the city of Laa an der Thaya .
- ↑ a b Pernhofen plant , on the Jungbunzlauer website .
- ↑ Pernhofen-Wulzeshofen station , on the Marco Polo travel guide website .