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even with charging station, makes sense at the transformer house

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A beautiful church in the small town of Heemsen

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The weir (for river regulation and power generation) and the lock at Sebbenhausen (for the shipping route that is four kilometers shorter) were put into operation 65 years ago after a construction period of three years (1953 to 1956). The first turbine ran on February 15, 1956. https://www.dieharke.de/lokales/nienburg-lk/65-years-stauwehr-ZAOKFO422EBWWIOMFSA7VHOEUY.html?outputType=valid_amp

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Sebbenhausen is one of 7 locks on the Weser between Bremen and Minden.

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The Anderten chapel is the center of village life. The chapel, built in 1854, probably replaces a previous building from the 16th century. As early as 1900, the building was to be demolished due to construction defects and a lack of space and a new building was built. However, this project could not be realized due to cost reasons, so the building was renovated and expanded to include today's chancel. There are still many traces of the expansion on the outer skin. The bell in the tower comes from the chapel that was demolished in 1854. Source: https://www.mittelweser-tourismus.de/poi/fachwerkkapelle-anderten-1/

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The transformer house was built in 1926 in the brick construction typical of the time. The client was the intercity center Hoya based in Altenbücken. The basis of the little house was a drawing by Siemens Schuckertwerke Münster. The transformer house was used to transform the high voltage to the voltage required for households. In 1998, during canal construction work, the overhead lines were laid underground and new, smaller transformer stations were built for the installation of the new street lighting. Since the old transformer was no longer needed, demolition was planned. A citizens' meeting on July 10, 1998 also dealt with the issue of preservation or demolition. As a result, the transformer association Anderten was founded and the rights and obligations for the transformer were transferred to the association. The transformer house was finally renovated by the association and thus secured for the future. The interior is accessible up to the first floor, from which there is a good view. Outside there is a board with information on the development of the power supply in the country. In addition, an exhibition of pictures and objects that provide information about the electricity supply is planned for the interior.

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The Weser Cycle Path shortcut on the shipping canal saves about 10 km compared to the more beautiful route via the Weser ferry in Schwefingen, Rohrsen and Drakenburg.

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The Evangelical Lutheran St. Michaelis Church is located in Heemsen, a municipality in the Nienburg/Weser district in Lower Saxony. The parish belongs to the Nienburg parish in the Hanover district of the Evangelical Lutheran Regional Church of Hanover. It is the second largest church in the Nienburg church district after the Nienburg St. Martin's Church. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St.-Michaelis-Kirche_(Heemsen)

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