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오늘날에도 여전히 존재하는 프로이덴탈 북서쪽에 있는 유대인 묘지는 1811년에 조성되었습니다. 이전의 알렌펠트에 있던 묘지는 1723년부터 존재했지만 폐쇄되어야 했습니다. 쾨니히슈트라세 북쪽에 위치한 묘지 부지에 프리드리히 왕은 1811년에 꿩 사육장을 건설했습니다. 뵈니히하이머 마르쿵에 위치한 두 번째 유대인 묘지에는 460개의 묘지가 있습니다. 이곳에는 1941년까지 지역 유대인들이 묻혔습니다.

shot-teeter Qaldweg

Two benches and a table are covered, under a tree there are three apple chairs and an apple table for resting

with vineyard and wine tavern, opening hours can be found here: https://baehr-weine.de/

Covered rest area opposite the Talhof

Weinzeit Baehr

Seating area with table at the edge of the forest and view towards the meadows and fields in front of Freudental.

Adjacent to a pilgrimage chapel "Zu unserer lieben Frau" (Our Lady), already existing in 1449 on the "Frauenberg," a ridge southwest of Bönnigheim, the monastery was founded in 1477 by resolution of the Provincial Chapter in Bamberg as a Franciscan Observant Cella on the fiefdom of Archbishop Dietrich of Mainz. The initiative for this may have originated from a visitation of the monasteries in Heilbronn and Leonberg conducted the previous year by Vicar Johannes Philippi. It is likely that the Cella, planned not as a convent but as a "residence," was at least initially dependent on the convent in Heilbronn. The monastery family comprised around twelve brothers; their names between 1486 and 1543 are recorded in the chapter tablets and an obituary. The superiors initially called themselves vicars, possibly because of their dependence on Heilbronn, and from 1501 onward, they were called "presidents." The monastery was run by the Franciscan provincial chapter of Strasbourg from 1478 to 1543. With the introduction of the Reformation following the Peasants' War in 1525, the monastery's religious life was restricted, and its continued existence was limited to the lifetime of the monks present. In 1540, the last monk left the monastery. Two years later, Archbishop Albrecht of Mainz handed the abandoned complex over to the care of the city. The monastery fell into disrepair and was demolished in 1792. Few fragments of architecture and furnishings have survived. A brief archaeological investigation, including surveying of the preserved foundations, was carried out during the land consolidation of 1974/76. The foundations of the choir, now in an idyllic location, were consolidated and are accessible.