Mr. Karl Engelhard, Bürgermeister (Mayor)

Wittelshofener Str. 30
91725 Ehingen, Germany

Tel: 09835/9791-15
Fax: 09835/9791-33

Email: Karl.Engelhard@vg-hesselberg.de

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Some villages were allowed to have marketplaces, others not. Ehingen was not allowed a marketplace. One part of the village was old German; the other was Roman with towers dividing the two sections. One can look from one tower to the other. The Romans were very civilized and considered the Germans or others as barbaric.

Photos of Ehingen taken in 1940s & 2006.

Front of Rathaus Administration building	Andreas Nefzger at town fountain
Front entrance of church	Protestant church across from Rathouse was a present to the community.
Beck's Guesthouse was once a brewery. Frederich Beck had many fields to plow.	Now it is a beautiful restaurant and hotel.
When John Kaczmar worked here as slave labor in the 40s, he was a farmhand.	This is the same barnyard where John was standing 66 years ago
Emma Lehr remembers my uncle Milko Kaczmar as outgoing and humorous. She was 10 years old and lived next door.	The Lehr house has a beautiful painting of draft horses on the exterior. Click to enlarge.
The man at left is unknown at this time.	Olga is standing with Karl at same spot where the her father stood 66 years ago.
Emma Beck remembers John and told us what she lived through in the '40s.	Further down this street was the Myer house where my Uncle Milko lived and worked.
John & Milko Kaczmar in front of Myer's house where Milko worked. Karl helped me locate the house.	Olga in front of Myers house where uncle Milko lived and worked 66 years ago.
Street viewfrom Beck's patio dining	Center of town with fountain
Catholic church	Maypole
Town street with view of Hesselberg in distance	Quiet street in modern Ehingen
View of Ehingen surrounded by fields from Hesselberg. Click to enlarge
We're looking for Emilion's daughter in France to connect her up with her half sisters in Ukraine

Email: Olga Kaczmar