Tremsbüttel

Basic data
State :	Schleswig-Holstein
Circle :	Stormarn
Office :	Bargteheide country
Height :	38 m above sea level NHN
Area :	10.33 km 2
Residents:	1966 (Dec. 31, 2019)
Population density :	190 inhabitants per km 2
Postal code :	22967
Primaries :	04532, 04531
License plate :	OD
Community key :	01 0 62 081
LOCODE :	DE 57K
Office administration address:	Eckhorst 34 ; 22941 Bargteheide
Website :	www.bargteheide-land.eu
Mayor :	Stefan Schacht ( CDU )
Location of the community of Tremsbüttel in the Stormarn district

Tremsbüttel ( Tremsbüddel in Low German ) is located in the Stormarn district in Schleswig-Holstein. The districts Rehbrook, Sattenfelde, Tremsbüttel and Vorburg belong to the community.

geography

Tremsbüttel is in the northern outskirts of Hamburg . The waters Groot Beek , Lütt Beek and Southshore best flow through the community. Neighboring communities are (clockwise) Rümpel , Lasbek , Hammoor , Bargteheide , Elmenhorst .

history

The community is first mentioned in 1302 as the Tremetesbotle . The first known owner of the castle and the estate was Johannes de Tremetesbotle from the Holstein prehistoric noble family von Wedel, whose remains of the moated castle and ancestral farm are now considered a cultural monument. There is probably a connection with the Büttel towns.

Sattenfelde

Rich field emerged as the district of Tremsbuettel and bailey after the resignation of Tremsbütteler Barbican in 1767 on only 42 tons of large plot no. 15 through settlement of artisan families, the plot was already in 1847 in nine leasehold sites dissected. After the construction of the Hamburg-Lübeck railway line in 1865 and the nearby Kupfermühle stop around 1893, tourism developed in Sattenfelde. The district got a significant increase in population through the designation of building plots from 1959.

Tremsbüttel

Tremsbüttel Castle

Engraving by the Tremsbüttel office

Tremsbüttel was the administrative seat of the Bailiwick and later of the Tremsbüttel Gottorfischen office until 1802. After that, the office was administered together with the offices of Reinbek and Trittau by a joint bailiff based in Reinbek. The office clerk's seat was Tremsbüttel until 1858, then Bargteheide. Around 1500 the villages Bargteheide, Delingsdorf, Hammoor, Fischbek, Itzstedt, Tönningstedt, Neu-Rahlstedt, Hoisbüttel, Willstedt, Tangstedt, Duvenstedt, Mellingstedt and Lehmsal belonged to it, in the 18th century also Vorburg, Lasbek and Klein Hansdorf. In 1670 the Schleswig-Holstein politician Magnus von Wedderkop acquired the Tremsbüttel estate. The farmers in the core area of the Tremsbüttel office were forced guests of the Lasbeker mill until 1839. In 1767 the Vorwerk was divided into 21 parcels and given on a long lease. Already in 1840 it had become 76 plots of land through subdivisions (Sattenfelde). In 1894, the owner of the remnants, Alfred Hasenclever, built Tremsbüttel Castle there in the style of historicism. In 1955/56 the area of the estate was settled with the exception of the remaining seven hectares and given to farming families from the east. In 1928 the neighboring municipality of Vorburg was incorporated into the municipality of Tremsbüttel. A joint volunteer fire brigade had existed since 1890. The joint school, which had existed since the early 18th century, was closed in 1973 after the village community school in Bargteheide was connected.

Outer bailey

Vorburg was once the Gutsuntertane farming village belonging to Gut Tremsbüttel. In 1924 Vorburg had 456 inhabitants. In 1928 the municipality Vorburg was incorporated into the municipality of Tremsbüttel.

politics

Municipal council and mayor

Of the 13 seats in the municipal council has the Wählergemeinschaft KWG since the local elections in 2018 six seats, the CDU has five and the SPD two seats. Mayor is Stefan Schacht (CDU).

coat of arms

Blazon : “Divided. Above in blue three fan-shaped, awnless golden ears of corn, connected to the stalks, below in silver a continuous, bricked, red bridge with tinned top. "

Attractions

Tremsbüttel Castle

traffic

Tremsbüttel is located on the federal motorway 21 (exit: Tremsbüttel). District road K12 runs in the southern part of the municipality, district road K61 in the north.

The Kupfermühle station is located in the Sattenfelde district (in the Butz settlement area). The line is to be expanded to Bad Oldesloe to the Hamburg S4. There are considerations to relocate the station near the main town. There is a citizens' initiative for both retention and relocation.

Sons and daughters of the place

Georg Green (1636–1691), Lutheran theologian, poet and historian
Gottfried von Wedderkop (1689–1741), diplomat in the Danish service, district administrator and canon
Christian Ernst zu Stolberg-Stolberg (1783–1846), Austrian imperial and royal field marshal lieutenant