Selgersdorf
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Selgersdorf
City of Jülich
Coordinates: 50 ° 53 ′ 15 ″ N , 6 ° 24 ′ 30 ″ E
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| Height : | 93 m |
| Residents : | 798 (Dec. 31, 2019) |
| Incorporation : | 1916 |
| Postal code : | 52428 |
| Area code : | 02461 |
Selgersdorf is a district of Jülich in the Düren district , North Rhine-Westphalia .
location
To the east of Iktebach runs, in the West behind the national road 56 , was begun in 1971 in the Roer . To the north lie Altenburg and Jülich-Süd with the Bundeswehr system repair plant and the Jülich research center (Waldstrasse-Leo-Brandt-Strasse) and Lorsbeck . To the west across the Rur is Schophoven , part of the municipality of Inden . Selgersdorf is surrounded by the lignite opencast mines Hambach in the east and Inden II in the west. These opencast mines are operated by RWE Power AG. The smallest district of the city of Jülich, Daubenrath, and the Kirchholzer Hof further south are located directly on the edge of the forest. In the south is Krauthausen (Niederzier) , which was also part of the city of Jülich until the municipal reorganization in 1973, now the municipality of Niederzier.
history
Like many rural settlements in the region, Selgersdorf is likely to have its origins as a village in Franconian times. But there are also a few things that speak for the Romans since a fragment of a stone inscription from Altenburg was found in the area of the Hambach opencast mine. Perhaps the abundance of fish in the then widely ramified Rur was the reason for staying. In connection with fishing rights, Selgersdorf was first mentioned in a document as SALECHENBRUOCH on Friday, July 25th, 973. In 973 Altenburg is also mentioned "in burgina". A church in SALECHINDORP is first mentioned in 1225 ; this shows the rapid growth of the village. From 1283 to 1312, the village is mentioned in church documents under the names SALGENDORP and SALKINDORF . At this point in time, the village with Altenburg, Daubenrath, Krauthausen, Hambach (partially), Kirchholzer Hof, the farms in Dohr, Lorsbeck and Viehöfen and with properties that came close to the city of Jülich must have been of great interest to the clergy, so that the St. Gereon Monastery in Cologne "incorporated" the parish. 1324 the place is mentioned as SAYLGENDORPE in a church document when a new priest was introduced. SALCHENDORP stood on a bell cast in 1475. Selgersdorf became a district of Jülich in 1916.
Architectural monuments
church
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The Catholic parish church is consecrated to St. Stephanus and was built in 1913/14 according to plans by the Düsseldorf architect Wilhelm Sültenfuß .
From a church in Selgersdorf (Salechindorp) is first reported in a document from 1223 in which Pope Honorius III. confirmed his possessions to the St. Gereon monastery in Cologne , including the church in Selgersdorf. In the 16th century the church had a St. Anna Vicarie. During the Second World War , the church was almost completely destroyed. After the war it was rebuilt with the help of the villagers, with the church tower being placed towards the east in the new building. The organ of the church is built by the organ building company Klais and has the following disposition :
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- Pair : Super II, II / I, Sub II / I, Super II / I, I / P, II / P.
Further architectural monuments
education
There is a day-care center “Die wilde 13” in the village, and the city of Jülich is responsible for it. On the outskirts is the Stephanus School, a special school with a special focus on intellectual development, which is sponsored by the special school association of the Düren district.
traffic
To the west, the B 56 runs past the village. The public transport , the Rurtalbus GmbH by bus number 223 (partly as a bus on demand) and a call taxi safely. Selgersdorf has had a stop on the Jülich – Düren railway line since 1956 . The current stop was built in 1995, two years after it was taken over by the Dürener Kreisbahn (DKB), a little further south of the old platform. The Rurtalbahn GmbH railcars stop there every day of the week at least every hour, and every half hour during peak hours.
Others
- Selgersdorf is shaped by its lively club life. The following clubs are currently active: Carnival Society “Strohmänner” 1966 eV, Carnival Society Ulk Selgersdorf, Sportverein Selgersdorf 1910, Maiclub Selgersdorf from 1949 eV, St. Katharina Schützenbruderschaft Selgersdorf, Dart Club Selgersdorf. In addition, the Selgersdorf volunteer fire brigade participates in club life.
- Retail is no longer available, only a restaurant with a kiosk was reopened in 2008.
Personalities
- Karl-Otto Dummer (1932–2009), seaman and one of six survivors when the sailing ship Pamir sank in 1957, lived in Selgersdorf
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ https://offenedaten.kdvz-frechen.de/dataset/d04-einwohner-nach-ortsteile-stadt-jülich
- ↑ Partly from: Festschrift 550 Years of St. Katharina Schützenbruderschaft Selgersdorf 1983
Altenburg | Barmen | Bourheim | Broich | Daubenrath | Güsten | Jülich | Kirchberg | Koslar | Lich-Steinstrasse | Mersch | Merzenhausen | Pattern | Selgersdorf | Stebenich | Welldorf (with Serrest)