school Josef-Hebting-Schule. The schools were though reorganized and this merged with secondary schools in Unterkirnach und Eisenbach (Hochschwarzwald). The Josef-Hebting-Schule is now a primary school and Werkrealschule with branches in Unterkirnach und Eisenbach. The municipal council of Eisenbach decided on 8 May 2014 to cancel this agreement by Summer 2016. All secondary schools are located in Furtwangen. There are also two Roman Catholic Kindergartens. The university of applied science Hochschule Furtwangen University is located in neighboring Furtwangen, providing an offer of higher education. Persons with a connection to Vöhrenbach Sons and daughters of Vöhrenbach Josef Winterhalder der Ältere (de) (1702–1769), sculptor who worked in Moravia Johann Michael Winterhalder (de) (1706–1759), sculptor who worked in Moravia and the Black Forest Josef Winterhalder der Jüngere (de) (1743–1807), painter who worked in Moravia Joseph Kleiser von Kleisheim (de) (1760–1830), born in Urach, President of the Government of the Principality of Fürstenberg Michael Welte (de) (1807–1880), flute watchmaker, inventor and founder of the company Welte-Mignon Joseph Hebting (de) (1822–1888), wine merchant, landowner and Reichstag delegate (Nationalliberale Partei) Franz Sales Hebting (de) (1826–1897), after 1877 Baden state commissioner Emil Welte (de) (1841–1923), watchmaker, flute watchmaker, inventor and businessman Berthold Welte (de) (1843–1918), factory owner and businessman, Kommerzienrat (Council of Commerce) Adolf Heer (de) (1849–1898), sculptor, named professor at the School of Arts and Crafts in Karlsruhe in 1881 Konstantin Merz (de) (1856–1915), Reichstag delegate and physician Cipri Adolf Bermann (de) (1862–1942), sculptor Franz Josef Furtwängler (de) (1894–1965), Politician (SPD), Member of the State Parliament (Hessen) Pater Heinrich Bliestle MSF (de) (1897–1987), Council Father at the Second Vatican Council Josef Albert Rissler (de) (1908–1982), sculptor and mask carver Manfred Mohr (de) (* 31. Oktober 1937), Formula 3 driver until 1972, 1965 winner at AVUS Further persons with a connection to Vöhrenbach August Ganther (de) (1862–1938), Black Forest poet, lived and died in Vöhrenbach External links Stadt Vöhrenbach Vöhrenbach: Ortsgeschichte & Bilder Rathaus und Stadtteil Urach Website about historical buildings References Schwarzwald-Baar-Kreis