Vieringhausen

Vieringhausen district of Remscheid
Coordinates	51 ° 10 '33 "  N , 7 ° 9' 52"  E Coordinates: 51 ° 10 '33 "  N , 7 ° 9' 52"  E.
surface	0.95 km²
Residents	2170 (Dec. 31, 2006)
Population density	2284 inhabitants / km²
Post Code	42857
prefix	02191
Borough	Old Remscheid (1)
Transport links
Federal road
Train	S 7
bus	654 NE13 NE18

Vieringhausen is a district (No. 402) of the city of Remscheid in Bergisches Land . It is located in the southwest part of the city. The original town center is in the area of ​​today's Hof Vieringhausen street .

As a district, Vieringhausen belongs administratively to the district of Alt-Remscheid . The districts of Vieringhausen, Losenbüchel and Büchen are part of the Vieringhausen district . To the south is the Reinshagen district , to the north the Stadtpark district , to the west of Morsbach and to the east of Kremenholl . In Vieringhausen, 2710 inhabitants live on an area of ​​95 ha (as of December 31, 2006).

structure

The area of ​​the district is outlined by the following streets (starting in the south counterclockwise): Güldenwerther Bahnhofstraße, Vieringhausen, Losenbücheler Straße, Solinger Straße, Vieringhausen, Am Lange Siepen, Fürberger Straße, Königstraße, Schüttendelle, Kronprinzenstraße, Am Bruch, Linklauer Straße, Lange Straße, Hoffmeisterstraße, Zum Walkhäuschen and Brückenstraße.

Row of houses in Vieringhausen on the B 229

Vieringhausen

The Vieringhausen farm was first mentioned in writing in 1369 ( Vernichhusen or Verinchusen ). A Thydeke Verichusen appears in the Reval customs rolls in 1378 , who lived on the Vieringhausen farm and traded in iron goods. Further mentions follow in 1421 ( Verinhusen ), 1487 ( Verenkusen ), 1554 ( Verckhusen ), 1592 ( Verikausen ), 1622 ( Verckhausen ), 1639 ( Fierkoßen ), 1668 ( Vierkaußen ) and 1692 ( Verekosen , Verekusen and Vierkusen ). The Low German name is "Viekesen".

Losenbüchel

The Losenbüchel farm is mentioned in writing as Bukell in 1369 . Further mentions followed in 1560 ( Buckel ) and in 1639 for the first time Loeßen Buchell , named after the Lose family who lived there.

Books

The farm is mentioned in 1413 as Boicken , 1469 ( Bocken ), 1507 ( Boeken ) and 1666 ( Bücken ).

Grunau

The farm is mentioned in 1369 as Groenauwe , 1692 as Groen Awe and 1808 as Grünental . It later went into Büchen or Schüttendelle.

Street names

The following list shows all street names and their meanings (if known).

• Am Bruch : The name goes back to the Bruch farm in today's Kremenholl district.
• On the long sieve
• Brückenstraße : The road was built after 1912. It crosses the railway line. Maybe that's the reason for the name.
• Dammstraße : It is located on the embankment of the Remscheid-Solingen railway line.
• Fürberger Straße : The street leads to the Fürberg district in the Morsbach district .
• Gruner Strasse
• Güldenwerther Bahnhofstrasse : see Güldenwerth . The Remscheid-Solingen railway line was built in 1897.
• Hof Vieringhausen: Here was the Hof Vieringhausen, which gave the district its name.
• Hoffmeisterstraße : Named after Otto Hoffmeister , who was Mayor of Remscheid from 1859 to 1876, and since 1873 the first Lord Mayor of Remscheid.
• Huettenstrasse
• Julius-Leber-Strasse : Julius Leber (born November 16, 1891 in Biesheim, Alsace, † January 5, 1945 in Berlin) was a German politician, member of the Reichstag and resistance fighter against National Socialism. During the Weimar Republic, Leber belonged to the Reichsbanner Schwarz-Rot-Gold.
• Koenigstrasse
• Kronprinzenstrasse
• Long street
• Linklauer Strasse
• Losenbücheler Straße : The street is named after the Losenbüchel residential area , which was located at the lower end of the street. Originally only known as Bukell (1369) or Buckel (1560), it appears for the first time in 1639 as Loeßen Buchell (named after the Lose family who lived there).
• Parkstrasse : The street leads to the city park.
• Rosenstrasse
• Schüttendelle , named after the shooting range of the shooting society
• Solinger Straße : The road leads to Solingen as the B229.
• Stauffenbergstrasse : named after Franz August Schenk von Stauffenberg .
• Stockder Straße : The road leads to the Stockden district.
• Vieringhausen : The main street train of the Vieringhausen district (B229) takes its name from the Vieringhausen farm.
• To the Walkhäuschen : The road leads to the mill pond, first mentioned in writing in 1622. In 1672 a fulling mill is mentioned at this mill pond ( the Walckhäuschen under Vierkuser Hoff ).

Vieringhausen bunker

High bunker in Vieringhausen

At the intersection of Solinger Strasse and Vieringhausen there is a bunker that was built in the 1940s and served as protection from aerial bombs until the end of the war. From 1980 to March 2010 it was used as the clubhouse of the Marine-Kameradschaft Remscheid von 1895 e. V. ("Marika") used.

In front of the bunker there is a monument in the form of a large steel propeller. After extensive renovation work, the building is now inhabited and the "Vieringhauser Musik-Bunker" is located in the basement.

Vieringhausen station

Vieringhausen station was on the former Lennep – Hasten railway line . This was built in 1883, passenger traffic ceased in 1920 and freight traffic in 1988. After the line was dismantled in 1993–1996, it was reopened in 2006 as the tool's cycle and footpath .

The station area extended temporarily on both sides of the level crossing. In Vieringhausen, during the First World War and shortly afterwards, food and coal were reloaded onto the tram crossing here for onward transport to the city center.

culture and education

The Alexander von Humboldt Realschule, the first Realschule in Remscheid, which was founded in 1941 as a " Middle School " and renamed around 1950 , is located in Grunerstraße, bordering on Rosenstraße to the rear .

Municipal day-care centers are located on Fürberger Straße and Brückenstraße .

Furthermore, the Büchener gift association “Unity” should be mentioned in the district, which has social tasks as its goal.

literature

• E. Erwin Stursberg : Remscheid and its communities . Remscheid 1969
• Gustav Hermann Halbach : Bergischer Sprachschatz . 1951

Individual evidence

1. ^ E. Erwin Stursberg : Remscheid and his communities , Remscheid, 1969, p. 56
2. ^ E. Erwin Stursberg : Remscheid and his communities , Remscheid, 1969, p. 183
3. ↑ marika-rs.de ( Memento of the original from July 23, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.