Ober- and Unterschloss (stately homes) Town hall with fine half-timbering, 1619, completed and preserved by new building in contemporary style (about 1990). Evangelical town church, late Baroque. reconstructed town tower. Town garden with waterfall lit at night. Former synagogue in Sennfeld, built 1836. Old mill Bauländer Heimatmuseum Adelsheim – open May–September Sundays 14-16 h or by telephoning to make arrangements. For railway enthusiasts: Ostbahnhof (station) with outlying buildings, Nordbahnhof in late Gothic style with two waiting rooms. "Lookout Bench" at Alt-Stadtrat Schmitt (especially for lovers). Grand-Ducal Local Court with adjoining prison. Jugendhaus Adelsheim, inaugurated about 1969, earlier housed on a nineteenth-century estate, now in a renovated railway station building. Youth prison (block or box design from the early 1970s with distinctive "town wall"), built in a side valley off the Seckach valley. Kirnau valley with remains of the Grand-Ducal irrigation works for ambitious agricultural projects. Transmission tower at 49° 24' 38" N, 9° 23' 29" E (freestanding steel lattice construction, bearing until 1993 an SWR MW transmission antenna in the form of a long-wire antenna) Clubs Adelsheim: Since the war, there have been four clubs – a singing club, a sport club, a youth club, and the fire brigade – but a few others have come into being since then, although this traditional core is much the same as it always has been. Sennfeld: In Sennfeld many clubs were founded, or refounded, after the war. The clubs with the most members are the TV 1897 Sennfeld e.V. (athletic club with fistball, gymnastics), the SV Germania Adelsheim (sport club) and the VfB Sennfeld 1923 e.V. (football, table tennis, badminton). There are furthermore many smaller clubs catering to all interests. Leibenstadt: a sports club, SV Leibenstadt 1946 e.V. (http://www.sv-leibenstadt.de). Regular events Fasenacht, a German carnival held in the leadup to Lent, with various events. Since 2005: "Adelsheim leuchtet" ("Adelsheim glows"). The Volksfest (instituted after 1945) always on the first Sunday in July. The Sennfelder Dorffest (village festival held every three years in Sennfeld) The Adelsheimer Weihnachtsmarkt ("Christmas Market", held by various local clubs and coördinated by the Youth Centre) Personalities People who were born in Adelsheim Maria Rigel, (born 1869 in Adelsheim, died 1937 in Ludwigshafen), politician, Member of Parliament Alex Lewin (born 1888 in Adelsheim, died 1942 in the extermination camp Auschwitz), the last chief rabbi of Oldenburg region's Birkenfeld Gertrud Scholtz-Klink (born 1902 in Adelsheim, resident there until 1904; died