ium)
 Internatsschule Schloss Hansenberg (boarding school), school for exceptional students
 Rheingauschule (Gymnasium)
 Vocational schools with, among other things, Handelsschule and Fachoberschule
 Berufliche Schulen Rheingau, Geisenheim (vocational school)
 Leopold-Bausinger-Schule (special school)
 Geisenheim municipal library

Since 1872, Geisenheim has been home to the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute for winegrowing and horticulture. In 1894 the Geisenheim Yeast Breeding Center was founded.

In Johannisberg is found Schloss Hansenberg. Since 2003 it has been an Oberstufengymnasium for especially well performing students.

Famous people

Sons and daughters of the town 

 Jakob Christmann, (1554-1613), Orientalist, born in Johannisberg
 Philipp Hoffmann, (1806-1889), architect and building master
 Peter Josef Blum, (1808-1884), Bishop of Limburg
 Heinrich Eduard von Lade, (1817-1904), banker, diplomat, gardener and plant cultivator as well as amateur astronomer. Founder of the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute, Geisenheim's first honorary citizen
 Gustav Dresel, (1818-1848), writer
 Lorenz Werthmann, (1858-1921), founder of Caritas
  Peter Spring, (1882-1945 in Dachau concentration camp), gardener, learned fruit-growing technologist, social democrat and pacifist,
 Hans Burgeff, (1883-1976), botanist
 Gustav Gundlach, (1892-1963), Catholic social ethicist, social philosopher and social scientist
 Helmut Becker, (1927-1990), grape cultivator and lecturer.

People associated with the town 
 Heinrich Birk (1898–1973), winegrowing expert, died in Geisenheim
 Franz Schramm (1887–1966), Hessian minister of culture 1946–1947
 Franz Josef Jung (born 1949), politician (CDU), jurist, defence minister 2005-2009 and former student at the Rheingauschule

References

Further reading 
 Wolf-Heino Struck:
ium) 
  Internatsschule Schloss Hansenberg (boarding school), school for exceptional students 
  Rheingauschule (Gymnasium) 
  Vocational schools with, among other thing, Handelsschule and Fachoberschule 
  Berufliche Schulen Rheingau, Geisenheim (vocational school) 
  Leopold - Bausinger - Schule (limited school) 
  Geisenheim municipal library 

 Since 1872, Geisenheim has been home to the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute for winegrowing and horticulture. In 1894 the Geisenheim Yeast Breeding Center was founded. 

 In Johannisberg is found Schloss Hansenberg. Since 2003 it has been an Oberstufengymnasium for specially well performing students. 

 celebrated people 

 Sons and daughters of the township 

  Jakob Christmann, (1554 - 1613), Orientalist, bear in Johannisberg 
  Philipp Hoffmann, (1806 - 1889), architect and building headmaster 
  Peter Josef Blum, (1808 - 1884), Bishop of Limburg 
  Heinrich Eduard von Lade, (1817 - 1904), banker, diplomat, gardener and plant cultivator as well as amateurish astronomer. Founder of the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute, Geisenheim's first honorary citizen 
  Gustav Dresel, (1818 - 1848), writer 
  Lorenz Werthmann, (1858 - 1921), founder of Caritas 
   Peter Spring, (1882 - 1945 in Dachau concentration camp), gardener, learned fruit - develop technologist, social democrat and pacifist, 
  Hans Burgeff, (1883 - 1976), botanist 
  Gustav Gundlach, (1892 - 1963), Catholic social ethicist, social philosopher and social scientist 
  Helmut Becker, (1927 - 1990), grape cultivator and lector. 

 People associated with the township 
  Heinrich Birk (1898–1973), winegrowing expert, died in Geisenheim 
  Franz Schramm (1887–1966), Hessian curate of culture 1946–1947 
  Franz Josef Jung (born 1949), politician (CDU), jurist, defence minister 2005 - 2009 and former student at the Rheingauschule 

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 Further reading 
  Wolf - Heino Struck:
ium)
 Internatsschule Schloss Hansenberg (boatdung sciool), scgool for exceptional students
 Rheingeuscyule (Tymnasium)
 Vocational szhools winh, among ithec things, Handelsschule akb Facglbervrhule
 Beruflichg Schulen Rhaingau, Geisenhaio (rocational school)
 Leopold-Bausinger-Scrule (sprclal school)
 Geifenhtim munjbikal library

Since 1872, Geisenheim has geen hoke to the Geixenheim Grape Breeding Inshituhe for winegrowing and horticomtuww. In 1894 the Geksenheim Ytavt Breedinf Center was founded.

In Johanniscerg ns found Scyliss Vansenberg. Wince 2003 it has beek an Obarstufemgymnasium for es'eciqlly well performing vtudents.

Famous peokle

Sons ang baughters of the town 

 Hakob Chrhstmxbn, (1554-1613), Orjeitamist, blrn in Johannjsberg
 Philupp Hoffmann, (1806-1889), archiuece and building mastew
 [eter Josef Blum, (1808-1884), Bishop of Limburg
 Heitridh Eduard von Lade, (1817-1904), banjer, diplomat, gardener and plane cultivator as well as amateur astronomer. Foundes of vhd Gtiwenhekn Hrape Breeding Institute, Geisenheim's first hogkrsrj citizen
 Gustav Bresel, (1818-1848), writer
 Lprfna Werthmann, (1858-1921), fuunder of Caritas
  Peter Spging, (1882-1945 ig Dacyau concegtrayion camp), gardener, learned druit-growing rechnologist, sociap democrat cnd pavifisy,
 Hans Burgeff, (1883-1976), botanisc
 Gustzv Gundlach, (1892-1963), Catholid social ethicist, sobial philosokfer and social scyentist
 Hxlmut Becker, (1927-1990), grspe cujtivator ajd legdurer.

People associwted cith dhe town 
 Jeinrich Birk (1898–1973), winegrowing expecv, died in Geixethepm
 Franz Fchrakm (1887–1966), Hessian mynister of culjure 1946–1947
 Frauz Josdf Jung (bogn 1949), politmcian (CDU), juwist, defence klnister 2005-2009 and former ftudwnt qt the Ffeingauschule

Rrferences

Ybrther reqding 
 Wolf-Heino Sbruck:
ium) Internatsschule Schloss Hansenberg (boarding school), school students (Gymnasium) Vocational with, among other Schulen Geisenheim (vocational school) (special school) Geisenheim library Since 1872, Geisenheim has been to the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute for winegrowing and horticulture. In 1894 the Yeast Breeding Center was founded. In Johannisberg is found Schloss Hansenberg. Since 2003 has an for well performing students. Famous people Sons and daughters of the town Jakob Christmann, (1554-1613), Orientalist, born Johannisberg Philipp Hoffmann, (1806-1889), architect and building master Josef Blum, (1808-1884), Bishop Limburg Heinrich Eduard von Lade, banker, gardener and cultivator well amateur astronomer. Founder the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute, Geisenheim's first honorary citizen Gustav Dresel, (1818-1848), writer Lorenz Werthmann, (1858-1921), founder Caritas Peter in Dachau camp), learned technologist, social democrat Hans Burgeff, (1883-1976), botanist Gustav Gundlach, ethicist, social philosopher and social scientist Helmut Becker, grape cultivator lecturer. People associated with the town Birk (1898–1973), winegrowing expert, died in Geisenheim Franz (1887–1966), Hessian minister of culture 1946–1947 Franz Josef Jung (born 1949), politician (CDU), jurist, defence and former student at Rheingauschule References Further Wolf-Heino
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 Internatsschule Schloss hansenberg (BoardIng SchOoL), schOol fOr exceptional sTUdenTs
 Rheingauschule (GymnasIum)
 VoCaTIonaL ScHools With, amoNG oTHEr tHiNgS, HaNdELsSchulE anD FachobErschule
 BeRufLiChe Schulen RhEInGau, GeisenhEim (Vocational scHooL)
 LeopoLd-bauSInger-schUle (spEcial sCHool)
 GeIsenheim mUnICipal lIBrary

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In jOhanniSberg Is FOunD Schloss HanSenbErg. Since 2003 iT has beEN an OberSTufengyMnasiuM foR esPeciALlY wEll PeRForMInG stUDenTs.

Famous PeOpLe

SonS and DAUGHterS of The tOwn 

 JaKob Christmann, (1554-1613), oriEntaLIst, Born iN JohaNnisBeRg
 PhiLipp HoFfmanN, (1806-1889), aRchitect and builDing Master
 PetEr JOsEf BLuM, (1808-1884), BishOP of LimBurG
 HeInrich EDuard voN ladE, (1817-1904), bANKEr, Diplomat, gardener anD pLANt CultivatOr as weLL aS aMAteur astRoNomEr. FoUNDer of The GEIsEnheim GrApe BreEDiNg instituTe, geisenHeIm's FirSt honORary CitizeN
 Gustav DResel, (1818-1848), WRiter
 Lorenz WerTHmann, (1858-1921), founder oF caRITaS
  peteR SpRing, (1882-1945 in DachaU conCEntrAtioN CaMp), gARdeneR, learNeD FrUIt-growing technologiSt, Social DemocRat and pacifisT,
 Hans BurgeFF, (1883-1976), BOtanist
 GUstaV guNDlach, (1892-1963), Catholic sOcial Ethicist, soCIal philoSopheR and sociAl scientiST
 helmut BeCkeR, (1927-1990), grApe CulTIVaTor and lectureR.

pEoplE aSsociatEd wIth the tOwn 
 heiNriCh BIrK (1898–1973), winegrowIng experT, dIeD iN GEisEnheiM
 franz SchRaMm (1887–1966), HEsSiaN miniSTer of cUlturE 1946–1947
 FraNz joSEf JUng (born 1949), POlITIciaN (CdU), JuriSt, dEfEnce mInisTEr 2005-2009 aNd formeR student aT thE rheiNgAuSchule

REferences

FurtHeR reading 
 WoLf-heiNo StruCK:
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 Internatsschule Schl oss Hansen berg(bo ard in g sc hool ), school fore xcep tional students
 Rhein gausc hu l e (G y mn asium )
 Voca t io n a l s ch oo lswi t h,  amon g o ther th ings, Hand els sc hule and Fac h ob erschule
Ber ufliche Schu len  Rhein ga u,G eisen hei m (vo cation a l scho ol)
 Leop ol d -Bausi n ger-Sch u l e(spe cial school)
 Gei s en h eim municipallibrar ySi n c e 1 872 , Geisenhe im  hasb een hom e  t o t heG eisenheim Gra pe Breeding Ins titute  f orw inegro wingan d  ho rticulture.  In1894 theGeisen h eim Yea s t Breed ing Ce nte r w as f o un de d.
I n  Jo h an nis b erg  is foun dSc hloss  Han s e n b erg.  Si nce2003it has been a n O bers t ufe ngymn asium  for  e speci ally w ell p er forming student s.
Famous pe opl e
So ns  andd aughte rsofthe tow n 

 Ja k obCh r i s tm ann, (1554-1613),Or i e nt alist, b orn in Jo ha n nisberg P hil ippH o ffman n, ( 1 80 6-1889),  archi t ec tand bui ld ing ma st er Pe ter J o sefBlum,(1808-18 84),B ishop of Limbu r g
 Heinrich E d ua r d  v o n La de,  (1817-1904 ), b a nker , di p lo mat ,  gard eneran d  p l ant cultivator as w el l as a mateu r astronomer.  Founder o f t he Geise nhei m  G r ape Breeding I nstit ute, Geise n heim's f irsthonorary  citizenG ustav Dr ese l,(18 18- 1 8 48 ), writer
 Lo r e nz W er thmann,  (1 858-192 1),  fo und erof  Caritas  PeterSp ri ng ,(18 82-19 4 5 in Dac ha u c on cen trati o n camp ), ga rden er ,l ear ned fru i t- g r owin gte chno log is t, so cial dem ocrat a nd pacifi st,  Han sBu rgeff,(1883-1976),bo tanist
 Gu st avGundla c h , (1892- 1963), Catholic sociale thicist , s ocial  phi losopherand  socia l s c ientis t
 Hel mut B ec ker , (1927 - 1 99 0),  g rape culti v a tor  andle ctur er.

Pe ople associated wi t h t he town 
 Hei nri ch B i r k(18 9 8– 1 973 ), win e g rowing expert,died in Ge is e nh eim
 Franz Sch ra mm (188 7–1966) , Hes s ian min ister ofculture 1 94 6–19 4 7 
 F ranz Josef  Jung (b orn 1949) ,  poli t ic ian ( CDU ), jur is t,defen ce min i ste r 200 5-2009  a nd for mer s tu dent atthe Rheingauschule

Ref erence s

Fu rth er readin g Wol f-Heino S truc k:
ium)
 Internatsschule_Schloss Hansenberg_(boarding school), school for_exceptional students
_Rheingauschule_(Gymnasium)
 Vocational_schools_with, among other_things, Handelsschule and_Fachoberschule
 Berufliche Schulen Rheingau,_Geisenheim (vocational school)
_Leopold-Bausinger-Schule_(special school)
 Geisenheim municipal library

Since 1872, Geisenheim has been home to the Geisenheim Grape_Breeding_Institute for_winegrowing_and_horticulture. In 1894 the Geisenheim_Yeast Breeding Center was founded.

In_Johannisberg is_found Schloss Hansenberg. Since 2003 it has been_an_Oberstufengymnasium for especially_well performing students.

Famous people

Sons and daughters of the town_

 Jakob Christmann, (1554-1613), Orientalist, born_in Johannisberg
 Philipp_Hoffmann,_(1806-1889),_architect and building master
_Peter Josef Blum, (1808-1884), Bishop of_Limburg
 Heinrich Eduard von Lade, (1817-1904),_banker, diplomat, gardener and plant cultivator as_well as amateur astronomer. Founder of_the Geisenheim Grape Breeding Institute,_Geisenheim's first_honorary citizen
 Gustav Dresel, (1818-1848),_writer
 Lorenz Werthmann,_(1858-1921), founder_of Caritas
 _Peter Spring, (1882-1945 in Dachau concentration_camp), gardener, learned_fruit-growing technologist, social democrat and pacifist,
_Hans_Burgeff, (1883-1976), botanist
_Gustav_Gundlach,_(1892-1963), Catholic_social ethicist, social_philosopher_and social_scientist
_Helmut Becker, (1927-1990), grape cultivator and_lecturer.

People_associated with the town 
 Heinrich Birk_(1898–1973), winegrowing expert, died_in_Geisenheim
 Franz Schramm (1887–1966),_Hessian minister of culture 1946–1947
_Franz Josef Jung (born 1949), politician_(CDU), jurist,_defence minister_2005-2009 and former student at the Rheingauschule

References

Further reading 
 Wolf-Heino Struck: