Schnetzenhausen

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Schnetzenhausen
Former municipal coat of arms of Schnetzenhausen
Coordinates: 47 ° 40 ′ 30 ″  N , 9 ° 26 ′ 30 ″  E
Height : 435 m above sea level NHN
Incorporation : April 1, 1937
Postal code : 88045
Area code : 07541

Schnetzenhausen is a district of Friedrichshafen on Lake Constance , which is part of the core city.

history

Schnetzenhausen was first mentioned in 809 as "Snezzinhusin". In the 11th century the Petershausen monastery , after 1200 the Weißenau and Löwental monasteries and the town of Buchhorn owned properties. A local nobility appears in the 13th century.

Around 1700 the municipality was called Amt Fischbach , then Amt Hagedorn and later Amt Berg - the name sometimes changed with the residence of the respective mayor. Later citizens of Buchhorn (today's Friedrichshafen) ruled over the place - he belonged to the Landvogtei Swabia and was part of the Fischbach-Ailingen office.

After the transition to Württemberg , the area was initially part of the municipality of Hagendorn / Berg and in 1854 became an independent municipality in the Tettnang District Office . The municipality has been called "Schnetzenhausen" since it was separated from the municipality of Berg.

On April 1, 1937 Schnetzenhausen was incorporated into Friedrichshafen.

During the 2006 soccer world championship , Schnetzenhausen became famous for the Iranian national team's headquarters in the Ringhotel Krone.

Political structure

Von Berg assigned Schnetzenhausen in 1850:

  • Neuhäuser
  • Riedern
  • St. Georgen
  • Sea moss
  • Crevice stone
  • Trautenmühle
  • Waggershausen
  • Windhag

The following suburbs and residential areas belong to the municipality:

  • Grenzhof
  • Rupertshof

coat of arms

In 1930 Schnetzenhausen was given a coat of arms and this remained valid until the municipality was dissolved in 1937.

Blazon : embedding blue and gold

  • in 1 a silver flying boat flying diagonally downwards (reference to the main industry of the community in Manzell)
  • in 2 a rooted green apple tree with red fruits (reference to Jettenhausen)
  • in 3 a green sheaf (reference to Schnetzenhausen)
  • in 4 a silver fish with red dots and red fins swimming diagonally upwards (reference to Fischbach)

Attractions

Parish Church of St. Peter and Paul
Memory from 1616

Church of St. Peter and Paul

This Catholic parish church was built around 1500 with an existing early medieval tower. The church was rebuilt in 1754 and expanded and renewed in the baroque style between 1957 and 1959. For the outer wall, the Allgäu artist Alfred Vollmar created a sundial that was executed as a sgraffito and mosaic .

Old storage building

The two-storey agricultural storage building bears the year 1616 above the arched door and is located on the exit from the village in the direction of columns stone.

literature

  • Otto Saur, Alfred Vögele: 750 years of St. Maria Jettenhausen - a church and local history of Jettenhausen, Waggershausen, Meistershofen and Heiseloch . ISBN 3-88812-186-8

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 750 years of St. Maria Jettenhausen - A church and local history of Jettenhausen, Waggershausen, Meistershofen and Heiseloch (by Otto Saur and Alfred Vögele)
  2. ↑ St. Peter and Paul Schnetzenhausen  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.@1@ 2Template: Toter Link / www.drs.de  
  3. ^ Rainer Barth: Friedrichshafener Wanderbuch . Verlag Robert Gessler, 2002, ISBN 3-86136-056-X