What secrets does a simple plaque hold? This, my friends, is the Stadttafel Brüggemannhof Plaque. It whispers tales of a housing estate, a senator, and a city’s transformation. The Stadttafel Brüggemannhof Plaque commemorates a housing estate originally named “Schlosswender Garten.” This estate, a beautiful example of closed housing settlements of its time, was built between 1912 and 1924. The Spar- und Bauverein Hannover commissioned architect Franz Hoffmann for this project. In 1947, the estate was renamed. It now honors Heinrich Brüggemann, a senator of Hanover from 1913 to 1933. The plaque stands as a testament to both the architectural heritage of Hanover and the legacy of a prominent figure in its history. The Stadttafel Brüggemannhof Plaque offers a glimpse into the past. It connects us to the people and places that shaped this city.
St. Maria Angelica
Have you ever heard of a church named after a French Cistercian nun? Here at St. Maria Angelica in Hanover,