Albrechtshain

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Once upon a time, Albrechtisdorf emerged. Now known as Albrechtshain, this village whispers tales of centuries past. The name evolved. By 1350, it became Albrechtshain.

Albrechtshain sits about 13 kilometers southeast of Leipzig. The Parthe River flows northward here. The Faule Parthe joins it. The Autobahn 14 runs north of the village. An adjacent recreation area surrounds the Albrechtshainer See. Some call it Autobahnsee.

Imagine Albrechtshain in 1382. St. Petri Kirche was first mentioned then. Around 1500, a moated castle stood here. In 1512, the Antonites gained ownership of the manorial rights. These rights included Kleinsteinberg. Barbara von Wolframsdorf received Albrechtshain as a dower in 1443.

In 1687, a mill with two water wheels stood on the Parthe. August Schumann described Albrechtshain in 1814. He wrote in the Staats-, Post- und Zeitungslexikon von Sachsen. Albert Schiffner added details in 1827.

Schiffner noted the village’s mention in an inheritance division of 1382. The land fell to Margrave Balthasar Wilhelm. He wrote that the local church was once a chapel. The Antonites from the former Eicha monastery cared for it.

A school was built in Albrechtshain in 1819. The church underwent a major renovation in 1846 and 1847. It became a simple building with a small roof turret. A sacristy and a pulpit above the altar were added.

In 1878, the turret was removed due to disrepair. A bell house replaced it. Another church renovation occurred in 1896. Architect Th. Quentin from Pirna led the work. Builder Öhmichen from Naunhof assisted. A church tower was added to the building’s west side. The cost was 25,000 Marks.

The local inn connected to the public telephone network in 1901. In 1920, the community received central drinking water from the Beucha waterworks. Town gas was supplied by the Naunhof gas plant in 1926. Public electricity was established between 1926 and 1928.

Eicha was incorporated into Albrechtshain in 1948. On July 1, 1993, Albrechtshain and Eicha merged with Naunhof. They became districts of Naunhof.

Extensive renovations to St. Petri Church began in 1996. The roof truss and tower were repaired. The tower ball and weather vane were renewed. Work on the exterior followed.

In 2023, Albrechtshain celebrated its 675th anniversary. A ceremony was held in St. Petri Church. Organist Erwin Stache, alphorn player Rainer Köhler, and the Gospelchor Brandis provided music. A citizens’ festival took place on the sports field in the afternoon.

Today, Gasthof Albrechtshain welcomes guests. This family business has existed since 1962. Mike Leutbecher has managed it since 1995. He is the third generation. The inn offers German cuisine. Guests can dine indoors or outdoors. A roof protects the outdoor area.

Albrechtshain stands as a testament to time. Its history is etched in its buildings and landscapes. It’s a place where past and present intertwine.

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