Hagenkirchen Construction

About us

Hagenkirchen Construction is a builder based at Hagenkirchen in Westgau. The company was founded on 29 August 1811 by Hendrik Bauer.

Hagenkirchen Construction, purveyors of causeway timber, piles and planking, have carried on business at Hagenkirchen since the founding of the house. We supply the household, the trade and the regiments on the same terms, and our word has been our bond since the first ledger was opened.

Our founder. Hendrik Bauer, miner, was born at Grauburg on 24 August 1764 and died on 24 August 1815.

Our history

The registered office is at 27 Reed Row, Hagenkirchen. The history below is drawn from the company's own records and the register of companies.

1. 1811 The company is founded at Hagenkirchen.
2. 1831 Hagenkirchen Construction lists on the Vellmar Exchange as HAG. In the press.
3. 1843 Hagenkirchen Construction is declared bankrupt. 249 jobs are lost at Hagenkirchen. In the press.
4. 1843 The company ceases trading.

What we do

Hagenkirchen Construction operates in the construction trade, serving Hagenkirchen and the surrounding country. Particulars of current lines are available on application to the registered office.

The house supplies causeway timber, piles and planking. Samples may be seen at Hagenkirchen; terms cash, or approved bills.

Working with us

The company is no longer engaging staff.

Investors

Hagenkirchen Construction is quoted on the Vellmar Exchange as HAG since 1831. Last year-end close: 27.72 marka (31 December 1842). The Exchange publishes year-end closes only.

The Exchange publishes year-end closes only. Shareholders may inspect the books at the registered office on application in writing.

Contact

Registered office as above. Letters are answered in the order received. Encyclopedia entry: Hagenkirchen Construction.