Shooting house
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Shooting house
Deensen parish
Coordinates: 51 ° 49 ′ 25 ″ N , 9 ° 34 ′ 1 ″ E
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| Residents : | 29 |
| Postal code : | 37627 |
| Area code : | 05532 |
Schießhaus is a forest hamlet belonging to the municipality of Deensen in the district of Holzminden in Lower Saxony ( Germany ). It has eleven houses and 29 residents.
geography
Schießhaus is located in southern Lower Saxony in the northern part of the Solling low mountain range and lies in the headwaters of the Hasselbach , which is an eastern tributary of the Holzminde drought in the Weser catchment area . The village is surrounded by forest- rich mountains, for example by the maximum 414.6 m high sun heads that rise not far to the west. Schießhaus is about 360 to 400 m above sea level. NN and consists of a total of eleven residential buildings.
history
The place Schießhaus owes its name to a shooting range with a wooden hut, which was built in 1660 on the orders of the ducal for the sons of the nobility of the Guelph sidelines living in Castle Bevern . Because of poaching , the duke ordered the construction of a massive game watchman's house in 1721, which the forest clerk Siegmund Steimel moved into in 1722. In 1812 it was replaced by a larger one, which was surrounded by a high protective wall with loopholes . In 1951 the forest office was dissolved and the area was incorporated into the neighboring forest office in Holzminden.
A glassworks in the forest gave the place a corresponding economic importance for some time in the 18th century. In 1775 two more houses were added for the workers in the glassworks in Schorborn and Mühlenberg . Around 1860 an inn ("Zumgrün Jäger") was added, which was expanded by a hall in 1880 and closed in 1960.
In 1951 Schießhaus was connected to the " Forstamt Holzminden II" and the place became the seat of a district forester. In the same year it received electricity, a general water main only in 1962.
tourism
In the second half of the 20th century, a restaurant and guest house ("Zur Waldmühle") in the Schießhäuser Valley was an attraction and starting point for vacationers, visitors and hikers. A variety of hiking trails between Holzminden, Mühlenberg, Neuhaus, Silberborn, Hellental, Schorborn and Bevern offer nature experiences in the forest and wilderness area.
Place name sign Schießhaus
Center of the shooting house
View from the edge of the forest to the shooting house - "Alte Einbecker"
Hundebruch slope path
literature
- Wolfgang F. Nägeler: Local family book Schorborn with shooting house . Self-published, Stadtoldendorf 2013.
- Hannes Blieschies: In the Solling forests. Local history forays . Mitzkat, Holzminden 2007. pp. 75–83
- Wilhelm Rauls : Deensen, Braak and Schorborn - three villages before the Solling . Weserland, Holzminden 1983. pp. 326-328
- Albert Blieschies: Solling stories . Weserland, Holzminden 1978. pp. 70-72
- Otto Bloß: 800 years of Schorborn . 1950, p. 6