!!!Böheimkirchen
Boeheimkirchen, Lower Austria, market town in the district of St.
Poelten, alt. 247 m, pop. 4,145, area 45.58 km%%sup 2/%, situated in
the Upper Perschlingtal valley on the edge of the Alpine foreland east
of St. Poelten. - River regulation depot; wood and metal processing (2
furniture-production companies, large metalworking shops). -
Fortification from the early Bronze Age on the Boeheimkirchen plateau
(bronze processing); also rich pottery finds (several tons),
fortification is therefore thought to date from the 17%%sup th/%
-16%%sup th/% centuries B.C. Parish church (1731-1734) with Gothic
choir and late Gothic western tower. Area around Boeheimkirchen:
Romanesque subsidiary church at Lanzendorf with leaning western tower
(Gothic); church of St. Peter am Anger at Ausserkasten (early Baroque
high altar), Carmelite convent of Maria Jeutendorf, Neutenstein castle
at Untergrafendorf.
!Literature
W. Haeusler, Geschichte von Boeheimkirchen, 1985.
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