Kreiensen Town Hall

In 1937 the architect Heinrich Marx from Kreiensen was commissioned to build a jointly used building for the municipality of Kreiensen and the Kreiensener Bank at Wilhelmstraße 21. Administration building to build.

Since Kreiensen, together with Bentierode, Beulshausen, Billerbeck and Orxhausen, formed the Kreiensen municipality merged and the premises were no longer sufficient, a new Extension arranged. 

1974 is the new One-person community Kreiensen was formed with a total of 15 villages and thus over the years even more office space was needed. 

The last major Reconstruction phase was initiated in 1998/99 when the building authority, which until then had been housed as an outpost in the Greene office building, was moved to the Kreiensen town hall for cost reasons and to improve the citizen-friendliness. integrated wurde.

In the course of territorial reform in Lower Saxony, which came into force on 1 March 1974, the existing until 2012 large municipality Kreiensen. The town of Kreiensen replaced the historic central town of Greene as the administrative center. The new municipality belonged to the Gandersheim district until 1977 and subsequently to the Northeim district. 

On 17 October 2011, the municipal council decided to Union the municipality of Kreiensen with the neighboring town of Einbeck, which came into force on 1 January 2013.