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"Dülmen is the seat of the Dülmen District Court, which is responsible for the city of Dülmen in the district of Coesfeld. Around 47,000 people live in the 184 km² judicial district. History: The Dülmen Court Commission of the Coesfeld District Court has existed in Dülmen since 1849. In 1879, higher regional, regional and district courts were established across the empire as part of the Reich Justice Act. The Royal Prussian District Court of Dülmen was established with effect from October 1, 1879 as one of 22 district courts in the district of the Münster Regional Court in the district of the Hamm Higher Regional Court. The seat of the court was the city of Dülmen. Its judicial district included the Dülmen city district and the Buldern and Dülmen offices. In 1880, there was a judge at the court. The district court was thus a small district court in the regional court district. Building: From From 1879 to 1897, the court was housed in the Dülmen town hall. In 1897, a two-story brick building with Renaissance and Baroque elements was built on Königswall. After the destruction in the Second World War, a new building was built on the same site in 1951 in a simpler form (without a gable, simplified roof). " https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amtsgericht_D%C3%BClmen

<< About Goethe, bears and wooden shoes >> published by Lena Riekhoff September 1, 2021 "Heribert Töns is now well-versed in his role as Dülmener Natz. In May he replaced his predecessor Herbert Möllers and has since been the sixth Natz on city tours, bike tours and the like. Of course, the classic clothing with a striped shirt, red scarf, cap and wooden shoes is a must. How the 61-year-old came to his unusual job and what it all entails was revealed by Töns in an interview with DÜLMENplus employee Lena Riekhoff..." CONTINUATION and MORE INFORMATION: https://duelmenplus.de/von-goethe-baeren-und-holzschuhen/

A bronze cow at the "Kohkuettelmarkt" commemorates the collection point of cows for the city's cowherd.

The market, popularly known as the Gänsemarkt, was designed in its current form in 1990. With the intention of documenting the importance of the Halterner sands and the Halterner water, a fountain and a quartz mineral educational trail were created here through the initiative of the Halterner economy. The Gänsemarkt is located in the city center, on the corner of Turmstrasse and Gaststiege. The goose ensemble by the sculptors Janos Gyarmathy (Romania) and Laszlo Szatmari Juhos (Hungary) is a gift from the Haltern Low German Theater in 1992. It underlines the importance of this idyllic spot, which is harmoniously complemented by the gabled half-timbered building from 1611 (house number 15), the oldest surviving bourgeois house in Haltern am See. For the city's anniversary in 2014, the Rotary Club Haltern am See donated a new sculpture, the "Gänseliesel". Since then, it has watched over the small flock of geese on the Gänsemarkt. https://www.halterntutgut.de/orte/gaensemarkt