Annelöv
urban area in Landskrona Municipality, Sweden
Annelöv is a locality situated in Landskrona Municipality, Skåne County, Sweden.
Background and History
Annelöv Church was built in the 12th century but was preceded by a stave church. Annelöv was founded during the Middle Ages as a linear village. The church is from the 1100 century. The village was established along thoroughfare street and this is still preserved. Annelöv was once a major center for part of the county and the neighboring counties. Here there have been a number of shops and artisans, school, poor and prison, marketplace and which also housed the sessions-hall and ride station. Enskiftet was conducted in 1806, and nine "homestead" or farms were then sealed in the village while all other farms were moved out. Of the economic map available from 1917 you can see that out of seven large farms in the village were only Ryttargården and Hästängen left. Hästängen is located just north of the Ryttargården.
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