Schönbrunn am Lusen
Schönbrunn am Lusen
municipality Hohenau
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Coordinates: 48 ° 51 ′ 47 " N , 13 ° 32 ′ 1" E | ||
Incorporation : | January 1, 1978 | |
Location of Schönbrunn am Lusen in Bavaria |
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The parish church of St. Heinrich and St. Gunther
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Schönbrunn am Lusen , officially a.Lusen Schoenbrunn is part of the municipality Hohenau in the Lower Bavarian district Freyung-Grafenau . Until 1978 it formed an independent municipality.
location
Schönbrunn am Lusen is located in the Bavarian Forest about three kilometers northeast of Hohenau. Mount Lusen is about eight kilometers to the north.
history
In 1599, glass manufacturer Hans Kürschner acquired the existing glassworks from the Hobelsberg glassworks near Grainet . In a document from 1602, Kürschner is referred to as "Hüttenmeister zum Schönprun". When he died, his widow married a glassworker from the Poschinger family . From 1617, the glassworks remained in the possession of the Poschinger family for several generations. The Hilz family came here by marriage around 1681, and the Schönbrunner Hütte remained in their possession until 1830.
Schönbrunn, which belonged to the Wolfstein district court in the Passau monastery until secularization in Bavaria , formed an independent Bavarian community from 1818 onwards. In 1837 a Mr. Rast from the Upper Palatinate took over the glassworks. Gradually, glass production declined. Most recently she supplied sheet glass in particular for the Raimundsreuter reverse glass painting. In 1876 the glass furnaces were finally shut down and the facility fell into disrepair. A school was built in 1871 and a school in Schönbrunn in 1893.
In 1905 the former caretaker's house and its outbuildings fell victim to a fire, with which the last visible signs of the former Schönbrunn glassworks disappeared. The branch , which had existed since 1930, was raised to the parish of Schönbrunn am Lusen on March 19, 1941. The community of Schönbrunn am Lusen, which belonged to the Wolfstein district until its dissolution in 1972, became part of the Hohenau community on January 1, 1978 as part of the regional reform in Bavaria . The Schönbrunn school was most recently part of the Georg von Pasterwiz elementary and middle school in Hohenau.
Attractions
- Parish Church of St. Heinrich and St. Gunther. It was built from 1928 to 1938. The modern equipment comes from Egino Weinert from Cologne.
- Agricultural nature trail Schönbrunn am Lusen. 32 boards along the way provide information about local agriculture and the flora and fauna in the lower Bavarian Forest.
education and parenting
- St. Gunther Caritas Kindergarten Schönbrunn am Lusen
societies
- Local farmers' association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Bayer. Forest Association Section Hohenau-Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- The Schönbrunn (Schönbrunn brass band)
- BRK Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- CSU local association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- DJK-SG Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Volunteer Fire Brigade Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Hunting Association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Young Union Hohenau-Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Young voters Union Hohenau-Schönbrunn a. L.
- Catholic Women's Association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Children's choir Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Church choir Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Local charity association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Pro-Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Schönbrunn vacation fun
- Seniors Club Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Settler community Schönbrunn a. Lusen eV
- SPD local association Hohenau-Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Taubenverin Schönbrunn a. Lusen "On to the National Park"
- VdK local association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
- Hiking Association Schönbrunn a. Lusen
literature
- Ludwig Veit : Passau. The Hochstift . Historical Atlas of Bavaria I / XXXV, Laßleben, Kallmünz 1978, ISBN 3-7696-9896-7 ( digitized version )