Stattersdorf

Stattersdorf district of St. Pölten
Basic data
Surface:	4.91 km²
Residents:	1,973 (December 31, 2015)
Population density:	402 inhabitants per km²
Height:	244  m above sea level A.
Post Code:	3100
Geographical location:	48 ° 11 '  N , 15 ° 38'  E Coordinates: 48 ° 11 '  N , 15 ° 38'  E
Cadastral communities
Stattersdorf
Location in St. Pölten
The Millennium Church, completed in 2000

Stattersdorf is located in Lower Austria on the east side of the Traisen between Harland and Wagram . The place has been a district of St. Pölten since its incorporation in 1939 , before it formed the municipality of Stattersdorf with the districts of Unter- and Oberwagram.

The districts Spratzern , Harland, St. Pölten and Wagram border on Stattersdorf, and in the east the town borders on Pyhra .

history

Evidence of a settlement before 1072, in which Stattersdorf is mentioned for the first time as Staudratisdorf , is missing.

During the first Turkish siege in 1529, a large part of the properties was destroyed because, unlike St. Pölten, where many of the residents fled to, Stattersdorf did not have a city wall. Even during the second Turkish siege in 1683, the Stattersdorfer sought protection in St. Pölten.

In 1785 the parish was separated from Pyhra and assigned to the Franciscans in St. Pölten, and in 1803 the first diapering school for small children was founded. The bigger ones were sent to St. Pölten or Pyhra. In 1850, together with the localities of Oberwagram and Unterwagram, the community of Stattersdorf was formed, and the chapel in its current form was built in 1856.

The school was built in its current location in 1870. At that time it was financed entirely by Harlander Coats , as most of the students were children of employees. In 1890 the school was expanded.

The first attempt at incorporation into St. Pölten was started in 1920, at that time only 6 out of 502 residents who were entitled to vote were in favor. The districts of Ober- and Unterwagram, however, were incorporated into St. Pölten. In 1927 a cinema was opened in the newly built parish hall .

After the German troops marched in in 1938, the construction of the Reichsautobahn , today's A1 , began in the local area of ​​Stattersdorf. In the following year, Stattersdorf was dissolved as a community and incorporated into St. Pölten. After the withdrawal of the Red Army in 1955, a vote was taken as to whether Stattersdorf should be reunited, which the population denied.

In 1961 the construction of the water pipeline began, and in 1971 the construction of the canals.

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  A land register entry from 1591

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  The chapel built in 1857

politics

As the cadastral municipality of St. Pölten, Stattersdorf does not have its own municipal council; the mayors before 1939 are on the list of mayors of St. Pölten .

See also : St. Pölten: Politics

economy

Established businesses

The Salzer company , which emerged from the Stattersdorfer paper mill in 1798 , a branch of the Sunpor company , a Billa and Konrad Blumen are located in the district .

Restaurants

In addition to the restaurants Gasthaus Mario Lindtner (formerly: Augustin) and WirZhaus Zum Gwercher , both of which have been offering traditional home cooking since 2019, Stattersdorf owns the Restaurant Pizzeria Kem .

Public facilities

There is an elementary school and a kindergarten in Stattersdorf.

Culture and sights

See also:  List of listed objects in Stattersdorf

The Lilienhof 1893

Lilienhof

The Lilienhof developed between the 16th century and the 20th century . The extensive complex essentially consists of the octagonal chapel, the baroque Schlössl , the Mary Ward House and a farm building.

Already in the Middle Ages the court was mentioned as belonging to the Canon Monastery. Since 1755 in the possession of the Institute of the English Misses, who use the Mary Ward House as a boarding school.

Web links

Commons : Stattersdorf  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Magistrate of the City of St. Pölten: Annual Statistical Report 2015.
2. ↑ Start: Branch Finder - BILLA. In: billa.at. Retrieved May 24, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Gasthaus Mario Lindtner. In: gasthaus-lindtner.at. Retrieved May 24, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Home. In: gwercher.at. Retrieved May 24, 2019 . 
5. ^ Pizzeria Kem. In: pizzeria-kem.business.site. Retrieved May 24, 2019 .