and the New Golden Ross Barracks. At the Mombacher Tor, an army cannery was built at the suggestion of Field Marshal Edwin von Manteuffel, of which only the foundations can be seen today. During the expansion of the Südwestrundfunk in 2003, parts of the Gonsenheimer Tor were rediscovered during excavation work. The parts were salvaged and restored near the site. Extensive parts of Fort Hartenberg, built in the 19th century, including its mining galleries, also came to light when excavation work began on the site of the Hartenberg Primary School (later Peter-Jordan School), which was built around 1965 and demolished in 2018, for a planned residential development in Hartenberg Park. Here, in September 2019, a construction freeze of three months came into effect to allow the archaeologists to survey and document the facilities before they gave way to residential buildings. The construction of the settlement in Baentschstraße in 1904 marked the beginning of civil housing construction in the borough, which continues until today. In 1928, the Bruchwegstadion was built, where 1 FSV Mainz 05 played its home games until 2011. At the beginning of the 1960s and in the 1970s, massive construction work was carried out on the Hartenberg and Münchfeld and housing was created to alleviate the housing shortage of the post-war period in Mainz city centre. After the death of Martin Luther King Jr., the city council agreed to the proposal of the city's cultural and school committee to rename the Bruchweg, which was adjacent to the then "Mainz University Housing Area" of the US Army, as Dr.-Martin-Luther-King-Weg. The urban conversion of the "Mainz University Housing Area" brought many apartments for the civilian population of Mainz. As a result of this development, the former borough Mainz-Innenstadt was dissolved in 1989 and divided into four independent districts. Thus the new district Hartenberg-Münchfeld was created from parts of the borough Mainz-Gonsenheim as well as (east of the Martin-Luther-King-Weg or Am Judensand) the former district city centre. The district consisting of the parts Hartenberg (northeast of the street "An der Allee") and Münchfeld (southwest of it) has not yet found its own identity. References External links Stadtteil Mainz- Hartenberg/Münchfeld Boroughs of Mainz 1989 establishments in West Germany