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St. Franziskus Church (Hochdahl-Trills)

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Erkrath

St. Franziskus Church (Hochdahl-Trills)

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St. Franziskus Church (Hochdahl-Trills)

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Location: Erkrath, Mettmann, Düsseldorf District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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PeterH65 (a.k.a. "Waldorf")

February 20, 2021

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"... The Franziskus-Kirche owes its origin to the establishment of industry in Hochdahl. It was triggered by the construction of the railway from Düsseldorf to Elberfeld, which went into operation in 1838. Before the railway was built, there was only agriculture in the area of today's Hochdahl in the form of a few large estates and a number of smaller farms. Around 1815 there were around 400 inhabitants, around 1830 there were around 870. The area belonged to the parish of Erkrath. In the Antonius Chapel there were regular services. For everything else, the Hochdahlers had to follow Alt-Erkrath.

The operation of the railway and the industry that subsequently settled in Hochdahl offered jobs. As a result, the population grew and around 1900 there were 3,000 inhabitants. About half were Protestant, half Catholic.

As early as 1858, the Erkrath church council decided to build a new "chapel" in Bruchhausen. From the beginning, members of the Kemperdick family, especially the family branch at Gut Clef, emerged as patrons and donors. In 1870 the area of today's Hochdahl became the rectorate. In 1874 the foundation stone for today's St. Franziskus Church was finally laid. The church was consecrated in 1876. In 1881 the stained glass windows in the choir were built. The bells were added in 1886/87. In 1890 the steeple was put on. Then the interior was completed. From 1899 on, the stained glass windows in the nave were gradually built. ... "

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St. Franziskus Church (Hochdahl-Trills)

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