Brambacher Hof and Josefskapelle

The Brambacher Hof is a small, dreamy hamlet that emerged from a historic estate. In the center of the village there is a chapel, the Josefskapelle, which is unusually large for the size of the hamlet.
In the Middle Ages, the Brambacher Hof was built as an estate in the middle of a cleared area. The farm was continuously expanded through continued clearing and divided several times. In the course of history the farm changed hands several times. It was already owned by the Lords of Weinsberg, the Caplers of Ödheim, the German Order, the Lords of Goisheim and the Schöntal Monastery. The mark functioned as an independent municipality until 1931, when the Brambacher Hof came under the administration of Kochertürn and your independence ended. In the 1970s there were 16 farm positions in the Brambacher Hof. The Josefskapelle in Brambacher Hof was built in 1875 and renovated in 2005.