Sutthausen

Sutthausen
district of Osnabrück

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Basic data

Area :

4.42 km²

Residents :

4,714 As of December 31, 2018

Population density :

1,067 inhabitants / km²

Postal code :

49082

Primaries :

0541

structure

District number:

17th

Sutthausen is a district of Osnabrück with 4,714 inhabitants (12/2018) spread over an area of 4.42 km². It is located in the south of the city near the Teutoburg Forest and arose from the two manors Gut Sutthausen and Gut Wulften . In Sutthausen, the ev.-luth. Apostle Church and the cath. To find the Church of Mary Queen of Peace.

Historical

Sutthausen was part of the municipality of Holzhausen until it was incorporated into Osnabrück on March 7, 1970 . The district Alt-Holzhausen is now part of Georgsmarienhütte .

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The Sutthausen estate was first mentioned in a document in 1282. The former owner was the squire Johann von Sutthausen. The name arose from the southern location of Osnabrück. The castle moats are fed via the Düte , a nearby small river. Over the centuries the castle changed hands and in 1935 it became the property of the Thuin Sisters of the Franciscan Order . They founded the 'Berufsfachschule am Marienheim' specializing in housekeeping , child care , social care and social assistant .

The castle chapel , built in 1893, and the mill from 1589 belong to the property. The area is surrounded by an extensive park with ponds.

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Well Wulften

The first written mention of the Wulften estate is from the year 1147. At that time it was probably the seat of the Osnabrück family Wulvena. After frequent changes of ownership, the castle was bought by the city of Osnabrück in 1929. The one-class Catholic school was housed there until 1936. After the severe damage caused by the Second World War, the castle fell into disrepair and was rebuilt and renovated in 1962 by the merchant Emil Krone. Today the building houses 20 apartments and an English antiques shop.

Wulfter tower

The Wulfter Tower was built around 1300 during the establishment of the Osnabrück Landwehr. It is the last surviving tower of its kind. Part of the Osnabrück Landwehr with ramparts and trenches can still be seen in the vicinity of the tower.

traffic

The station Osnabrück Sutthausen is located on the railway line Osnabrück-Bielefeld ( KBS 402 ) on the hourly, the regional train "Haller Willem" RB 75 runs. A city bus line connects Sutthausen with the center of Osnabrück. Local rail passenger transport is carried out by NordWestBahn with Talent diesel multiple units.

Sutthausen also has its own motorway junction on the A30 / E30 federal motorway .

literature

Stories from Sutthausen - Chronicle of a district, published by the Sutthausen history workshop
The knight seats of the Principality of Osnabrück, Rudolf v. Bruch, second reprint of the 1930 edition, H. Th. Wenner, Osnabrück, 1982
History of the city of Osnabrück, Gerd Steinwascher (ed.), Meinders & Elstermann, Belm near Osnabrück, 2006
From ramparts and trenches, published by the city of Osnabrück, Secolo Verlag, Osnabrück, 1999