Stucco house
Stuckishaus is a district of Bremgarten near Bern in Switzerland .
location
Stuckishaus is located on the former Reichsstrasse from Bern to Aarberg and Neuchâtel . Since the Neubrügg was built in 1535, this has been the most important connection between Bern and the northern surroundings. On the right bank of the Aare, Stuckishausstrasse climbs west to the Möösliweg, Herrenschwanden and Kalchackerstrasse Bremgarten intersection. There the historic, steep "Hohstalen", today Hostalenweg, branches off and leads to the height of the Burrishausgut towards Niederlindach.
history
The current boundaries of the political communities Kirchlindach and Bremgarten did not emerge until 1880 when the Bremgarten municipal court was dissolved and the Bremgarten rule was dissolved . The former only existed as enclaves, consisting of parts of Herrenschwanden, Stuckishaus, Niederlindach and Oberlindach and had a mere 284 inhabitants. The complicated boundary conditions between the two independent communities led to disputes. The individual community assemblies agreed to an adjustment and the Grand Council of the Canton of Bern granted the state approval. In 1510 the Johanniter von Münchenbuchsee sold "plenty of land for 200 pounds" to Niklaus Stucki to finance the church renovation in Bremgarten . The farm on Aarbergstrasse was called “der stuckinen hus” and this became the hamlet of Stuckishaus.
Historic buildings
Down at Hostalenweg there is still the oldest “stone house”, which has often been adapted to the needs of the residents. Johannes Müller opened a grocer's shop in it in 1740 and at times there was also a pint tavern . Müller built in 1745 in the " Tufftgrube " above the oils a house where he was a cooper worked. Two large farms from the 18th century and above all the “Belvedere” form the core of the village. The architect Erasmus Ritter built the country house for Mr. Friedrich von Luternau († 1797) in 1770. In 1855 the originally one-story building was extended and became the Belvedere restaurant for around 100 years. The current owner is carefully restoring the Belvedere for residential purposes. The "Rudolf von Erlach" near Neubrügg is also a former restaurant. Originally called the “oils” because an oil press and pestle were operated in the building . The later inn changed the name several times from “Schützen” to “Weisses Rössel”, to “Rudolf von Erlach”, to “Rössli” and again to “Rudolf von Erlach”; it was closed in 2012.
The extensive Stuckishausgüter was and will continue to be densely built over, because Stuckishaus is an agglomeration of the city of Bern.
"Belvedere" - 1770 by Friedrich von Luternau, built by Erasmus Ritter as a single-storey country house. Increased in 1855. From 1876 inn and guesthouse. Residential house again from 1990s.
Hof Kipfer - built 1740–1752 by Samuel Bögli, the owner of the Stuckishausgüter, by master builder Hans Rätz
"Steinernes Haus" - oldest house in stucco house around 1510
"Hämmerlihaus" - builder: Joh.Jak.Wildberger, 1771 at the "Nägelihalde". New bridge staircase: Shortest connection from Neubrügg to Kalchackerstrasse Bremgarten.
"Weberhaus" in the "Tufftgrube" - built in 1740 by Johannes Müller, the shopkeeper, with a modern facade
Former "Restaurant Rudolf von Erlach" - originally an oil press, later an inn with changing names
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Web links
literature
- Eduard M. Fallet: Bremgarten, A Reading and Schaubuch , Paul Haupt, Bern, 1991, ISBN 3-258-04387-6
- Albert Jahn: Chronicle or historical, local and statistical description of the Canton of Bern, old part Stämpflische Verlagshandlung, 1857 (Googlebook: [1] ).
Individual evidence
- ↑ IVS-gis BE 29.6.1
- ↑ In 1834, at the time of regeneration , Samuel Hauert was able to run a tavern. Eduard M. Fallet: Bremgarten (pages 318 to 323)
- ↑ Thomas Loertscher: Erasmus Ritter. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland .
Coordinates: 46 ° 58 ′ 29.3 " N , 7 ° 25 ′ 25" E ; CH1903: 598 858 / 202638