Hüttenberger country

the hut mountain is only a low elevator back east of Niederkleen. Nevertheless the “Hüttenberger country “has its name probably from it. The name hut mountain is called for the first time 1246 in connection with a confirmation of the jurisdiction over 20 villages by king Konrad. Still in former times Zentgerichte are on the hut mountain; those often days and weeks lasted, held its. The Hüttenberger country between Wetzlar, pouring and Butzbach, also briefly “the hut mountain “mentioned, is by Tracht not to define dialect and building method of the Hüttenberger completely yards and in particular the Hüttenberger of yard gates clearly because the spreading of the Tracht and/or. the typical high yard gates and only the core range to the former office is different hut mountain belongs.

The office hut mountain covered all village (pours), Annerod (remote forest), thorn wood living (Langgöns), Dutenhofen (Wetzlar), Ebersgöns (Butzbach), large lime trees (lime trees), living (Pohlheim), Hochelheim (municipality hut mountain), horn home (municipality hut mountain), Kirchgöns, clover mountain, Langgöns, borrow yesterday, Lützellinden, Niederkleen, Pohlgöns, right brook, full churches, Volpertshausen and pasture living, whereby Annerod and living lie outside of the closed area of the other villages.
The Hüttenberger Tracht is in all villages of the former office and also in Münchholzhausen, but not in living and Annerod. The Hüttenberger of yard gates one finds however in the south to Langenhain and waiters - and to Niedermörlen, in the east to Obbornhofen, long village and Steinbach and in the north to Krofdorf.

Since there was thing in common under the villages hardly, the designations came „hut mountain “and „Hüttenberger country “only starting from 1900 up, them stood for „the good old times “. Also „the Hüttenberger Tracht “developed as common Tracht relatively late, i.e. for instance starting from center 19. Century, with nostalgic review of earlier times.


 

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