Ott:Geschichte im Landkreis Neu-Ulm, Ja

For 28 years, the yearbook "History in the District of Neu-Ulm" has provided information about interesting and exciting archaeological finds, historical buildings, literary testimonies, and more related to this district located in Middle Swabia between the Danube and Iller rivers. In the current volume, you will find the following contributions:

Anja Seidel: Discovered through ordnance clearance: Early medieval burials and high medieval craftsmanship in Senden (NU)

Peter Wischenbarth: Merovingian iron ore smelting in Bellenberg

Anton Aubele: The Rococo painter Joseph Wannenmacher was born 300 years ago. A remembrance with new insights into his life and work

Richard Ambs: The rocky path to the showcase depot. The exhibition space with art objects from the former Imperial Abbey of Elchingen has been opened

Horst Reul: The Catholic parish and pilgrimage church of the Nativity of Mary in Witzighausen. A unique Rococo village church in the district of Neu-Ulm featuring two allegories of the continents and a heraldic peculiarity

Klara Aubele: The wonderful estate of Ingstetten. A pious folk tale in the context of secularization

Ralph Manhalter: The mausoleum of the Counts of Moy de Sons in Obenhausen

Jeannette Wischenbarth: The oldest known photograph in the district of Neu-Ulm. An ambrotype from Vöhringen tells its story

Thomas Pfundner: A wood-swaddled pastor as a postcard painter

Josef Feistle: "Iron - the gold of the locksmith." Artistic works from three generations: The locksmith family Neumaier from Weissenhorn

Bernd Weiss: Dr. h. c. Hermann Köhl, the ocean flight, and philately

Hans Ranker/Tobias Ranker: 50 years of district reform: The end of the district of Illertissen

Thorsten Freudenberger: Obituary for Anton H. Konrad.