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Birthplace of the Münster bishop Johannes Bernhard Brinkmann on the church square in Everswinkel.

The municipality owes its name, at least in part, to the boar. So it's not surprising that today—along with the (Evener) Winkel and the tower front of the parish church—a boar adorns the municipal coat of arms. And they can also be found everywhere in the village. At the fountain in Magnusplatz, for example, an entire family of wild boars has gathered—created by the now-deceased sculptor Günter Rossow.

Here you stand in front of the birthplace of a future bishop. The entire street is no more than 4 meters wide (including walls). The distance to the neighboring house is a small corridor, which certainly wouldn't fit everyone. Overall, therefore, a very small house, but nevertheless, many people probably lived there at the time.

The listed former weaver's house on the east side of the church square was purchased by the municipality to serve as a local history museum. This typical burgher's house, dating from 1781, offers a special atmosphere for civil weddings.

아시다시피, 이 지자체는 적어도 부분적으로는 멧돼지에서 그 이름을 얻었습니다. Magnusplatz에는 Wunsiedel 출신의 조각가 Günter Rossow가 1989년에 청동으로 된 멧돼지 무리를 배치했습니다.

Everswinkel's heraldic animal is a constant presence in the town. On Magnusplatz, a whole family of wild boars cavorts around a fountain. A bronze boar at the main entrance of the town hall also commemorates the municipality's namesake.

The Alverskirchen church, with its Romanesque tower and Gothic nave (hall with three bays and 5/8 end, rib vault on consoles, fish-bubble tracery), looks back on over 800 years of lived relationship with God.

A great highlight where you absolutely have to stop