Poststrasse (Cuxhaven)

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Kaemmerplatz and the beginning of the street
Straße and Karl-Olfers-Platz
No. 20

The Post Road in Cuxhaven is a 1.1 km long, old main street. It leads in a south-east-north-west direction from Bahnhofstraße / Nordersteinstraße / Kaemmerplatz to the field path in Döse .

Back streets

The side and connecting streets were named as Bahnhofstraße 1899 after the Cuxhaven train station from 1898, Nordersteinstraße after the street layout , Kaemmerplatz 1909 after the administrator Gustav Kaemmerer (1857-1942), Rohdestraße 1909 after the school director Johann Diedrich Rohde (1842-1908), Deichstraße according to the original course on the western Hafenobdeich , Mühlenweg after the old main connecting road with a mill that was demolished in 1894, Wilhelm-Heidsiek- Straße 1948 according to the publishing director of the Cuxhaven Volksblatt Alte Liebe (* 1888, † 1944 in the concentration camp), Abendrothstraße after the Ritzebüttler bailiff (1809 –1811) Amandus Augustus Abendroth (1767–1842), Friedrich-Carl-Straße at the end of the 19th century after the first names of the two builders of the street, Konrad-Adenauer-Allee 1983 after the first Federal Chancellor Konrad Adenauer , Werner-Kammann-Straße 1985 after the Lord Mayor Werner Kammann (1919–1984), Karl-Olfers-Platz 1966 after the Lord Mayor Karl Olfers (1888–1968) (fr üher Platz der Republik and 1933/45 Franz-Seldte-Platz ), Elves away after the residents of the women's and single home for workers in the fishing industry (1926–1975), Wendtstraße after ??, Wilhelmstraße 1837 after the eldest son of a landowner and Weinhändlers, Mozartstraße after the composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791), Mittelstraße 1931 after its middle position between Schillerstraße and Poststraße, Stresemannplatz 1929 and 1945 after the statesman and Foreign Minister Gustav Stresemann (1878-1929) (1935/45 Saarlandplatz ), Town Hall street in 1927 after the town hall Cuxhaven , Catharinenstrasse 1894 by the mothers of the builders of the road Catharina Höpcke and Catharina Wendt, Bernhardstraße 1872 by Bernhard Künnmann, son of Döser farmer and community leader Peter Künnmann, Predöhlstraße 1910 after the country Mr Max Predöhl (1854-1923) Bachstraße 1945 after the composer Johann Sebastian Bach (1685–1750) and Feldweg .

history

Surname

The street was named after the post office that stood on the street until 2000 (today Segelckestrasse). From 1933 to May 1945 it was named after the Reich Labor Minister Franz Seldte ( Der Stahlhelm , Harzburger Front , NSDAP ).

development

After Ritzebüttel and Alt-Cuxhaven were united in 1872 , the local area was expanded to a greater extent. The road was part of the field path and became Poststraße in 1905 with the construction of a post office.

In terms of traffic, the road is opened up by the KVG bus lines 1018 and affected by other bus lines.

Buildings, plants (selection)

No. 6: Volksbank Stade-Cuxhaven
Elfenweg No. 6, House of Crafts
No. 81: Tax Office

On the street there are mostly three- to four-storey commercial and residential buildings from all times since around 1900. The houses marked with D are listed.

  • Kaemmererplatz No. 4: New five-storey commercial and office building with a restaurant
  • Rohdestraße No. 5: New multi-storey residential and commercial building
  • No. 2: Five-storey staggered new building with HypoVereinsbank Cuxhaven
  • No. 6: Three-story new building for Volksbank Stade-Cuxhaven
  • No. 7: Multi-storey residential and commercial building with restaurant
  • No. 11: House with restaurant
    • Stolperstein in memory of Hermann (murdered 1873–1941), Irma (* 1905, fled 1939), Kurt (murdered 1907–1942) and Selma Blumenthal (1875–1938).
  • Poststrasse / Werner-Kamman-Strasse: sculpture The bricklayer before 1929 by Richard Kuöhl
  • No. 20 / Werner-Kammann-Straße No. 1: four- and six-storey residential and commercial building from around 1929 ( D )
  • No. 22: Four-storey residential and commercial building ( D ) from around 1929
  • No. 24: House ( D )
  • No. 33, Elfenweg No. 6: Six-storey residential and commercial building ( D ), Handwerk
  • No. 35: Four-storey apartment building
  • No. 37: Four-storey apartment building ( D )
  • No. 39–43: Four-story apartment buildings
  • No. 58: Restaurant
  • No. 81: New four-storey building for the Cuxhaven tax office
  • No. 102: Three-story hotel and restaurant

Web links

Commons : Poststraße (Cuxhaven)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Cuxpedia: roads .
  2. ^ List of architectural monuments in Cuxhaven
  3. ↑ List of stumbling blocks in Cuxhaven

Coordinates: 53 ° 51 ′ 59.2 "  N , 8 ° 41 ′ 41"  E