1293 The village was first mentioned on 22 July 1293. At that time the abbey of Lorch agreed with Graf Eberhard to protect "Bruningswilar", as it was called then. 1443 the Schenkin of Winnenden inherited "Bruningswilar". 1542 15 families lived in Breuningsweiler. 1600 the village had 30 households with 150 people living there. 1829 the town hall was built. 1886 The fire department was founded. 1909 the "Brestling" (strawberry) was brought to Breuningsweiler. As a result, Breuningsweiler is also known as "Brestlingsweiler". 1911 Breuningsweiler got electricity. 1922/1923 The church was built. 1939 The census of population from 1939 showed that 293 people lived in Breuningsweiler. 1968 The fire department of Breuningsweiler acquired a fire engine. 1970 The gymnasium was built by the sports club. 1972 Breuningsweiler was suburbanized to Winnenden on 1 January 1972. 1973 The dedication of the new church. Twin towns – sister cities Winnenden is twinned with: Albertville, France (1969) Santo Domingo de la Calzada, Spain (1993) References External links Homepage (German) A Chronology of Winnenden's Local History(English) Rems-Murr-Kreis Württemberg