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Gramatneusiedl – The Peasant Village

Gramatneusiedl is clearly separated in two parts: in the north the peasant village, in the south the Marienthal factory and workers’ settlement (Valley of Mary). There are only a few institutions in the peasant village, which were used also by the Marienthal residents: for example, the village hall, the church, and since 1885 – after the closure of the factory’s school (opened in 1833) – the school of Gramatneusiedl.

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First pictorial representation of Marienthal from 1834. Map by Franz Schweickhardt (1794–1858).

Cutting of the map »Umgebung von Moosbrunn« 1834, [Vienna: Franz Schweickhardt], map XXV.

Source: Fr[anz] Schweickhardt Ritter von Sickingen: Perspectiv-Karte des Erzherzogthums Oesterreich unter der Ens. [Wien: Franz Schweickhardt 1834], Section XXV.
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In the foreground the peasant village Gramatneusiedl, in the middle the road to Marienthal, in the background the Marienthal textile factory. Graphic by Josef Popper.

Picture postcard 1930 (first 1914), Wien: Josef Popper; original 9,0 X 13,9 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 43/109.
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Bahnstraße and Oberortsstraße: on the left the church (built as chapel 1399), on the right the elementary school (built 1876), Wiener Straße 2, adjacent the castle.

Picture postcard about 1912, Wien: Sperlings Postkartenverlag; original 9,2 X 14,0 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), »Marienthal« Virtual Archives, Marktgemeinde Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 47/004.001.017.
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The Main Square: in the background the municipal office of Gramatneusiedl in the former castle (built about 1773, pulled down 1975), Bahnstraße 1.

Picture postcard about 1918, Wien: Sperlings Postkartenverlag; original 8,9 X 13,9 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 43/084.
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»Cabbage-farmers« of the Brauneder family in Gramatneusiedl, named according to their main product: cabbage.

Photo 1920s; original 8,8 X 13,9 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 43/154.
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The Gramatneusiedl threshing association with the first steam-operated threshing machine in Gramatneusiedl.

Photo 1928; original 8,7 X 13,8 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 43/152.

The grain store of the Agricultural Corporation of Gramatneusiedl (built by Moritz Reif in 1896), Bahnstraße 66, near the Gramatneusiedl railway station.

Photo 1929; original 9,0 X 14,1 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), »Marienthal« Virtual Archives, Johann Past picture collection, call number 47/005.001.007.
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The old market place (today between Hauptstraße 50 and Neubau 1) in the no man’s land between the peasant village Gramatneusiedl and Marienthal.

Photo about 1898; original 8,8 X 14,0 cm.

Source: Archives for the History of Sociology in Austria (Graz), Walter Dienstl: Marienthal-Gramatneusiedl picture collection, call number 43/011.
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© Reinhard Müller
Status: June 2010

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