Wieckenberg
Wieckenberg is a district of the municipality of Wietze in the Lower Saxony district of Celle .
history
Until the 16th century, lawn iron stone was smelted here in Rennöfen and processed in forest smithies. Such a forest smithy was reconstructed two kilometers south in 2007.
In 1677 Francesco Maria Capellini, known as Stechinelli , the postmaster general of Duke Georg Wilhelm von Celle , acquired the noble estate in Wieckenberg. In 1692 he had a baroque chapel, the Stechinelli Chapel , built according to his designs , from the outside in a rather simple half-timbered style. In 1699 the chapel was consecrated as a Protestant church. Ludewig Friedrich von Beulwitz later acquired the estate.
There is a riding stables opposite the chapel.
Architectural monuments
literature
- Fritz Pape: Franzisco Maria Capellini, called Stechinelli von Wickenburg. In: Landkreis Celle (ed.): The memory. 2nd edition Faßberg 1978, p. 327 ff.
- Barbara and Roderich Schröder: The “Stechinelli Chapel” in Wieckenberg / Wietze. 2nd edition Wieckenberg 1996.
- Ernst Andreas Friedrich : The chapel of Wieckenberg. In: If stones could talk , Volume II, Landbuch-Verlag, Hanover 1992, ISBN 3-7842-0479-1 , pp. 149-150.
Web links
- Photos (inside and outside) of the Stechinelli Chapel at capellini-ensemble.de
- Stechinelli Chapel Wieckenberg on Heidekirchen.de
Individual evidence
- ^ Lower Saxony Yearbook for State History, August Lax, Hildesheim 1970, p. 29; Hildesheim yearbook for city and monastery Hildesheim, Volume 68, ed. from the city of Hildesheim, Hildesheim 1997, p. 388.
Coordinates: 52 ° 38 ' N , 9 ° 50' E