Wilhelm Ganzhorn

Wilhelm Christian Ganzhorn (born 14. Januar 1818 in Böblingen; died 9. September 1880 in Cannstatt) was a Judge in Neuenbürg, Aalen, Neckarsulm and Cannstatt. He was also the poet of the folk song "Im schönsten Wiesengrunde".

Medallion with the portrait of Wilhelm Ganzhorn at the former county court of the city Neckarsulm
House of the Family Ganzhorn in the town Sindelfingen, in the former street "Stuttgarter Straße 1"
Former county court so called "Oberamtsgericht" of the city Neckarsulm
Old county court with memory table for Wilhelm Ganzhorn
Gravestone in the Graveyard "Uff-Kirchhof" for Wilhelm Ganzhorn
memorial tablet fixed to a stone behind the 'Wilhelm-Ganzhorn-Brunnen' in Conweiler
the 'Bleistiftturm' at the east-side of the 'Wilhelm-Ganzhorn-Schule' in Straubenhardt
view from Conweiler/Straubenhardt, Germany through the so-called 'Der schönste Wiesengrund' towards Feldrennach/Straubenhardt, Germany
Im schönsten Wiesengrunde in Ganzhorn's own handwriting (1851)
W.-Ganzhorn-Weg von Neuenbürg (Enz) in Richtung Straubenhardt-Schwann
W.-Ganzhorn-Wanderweg von Straubenhardt, Germany-Schwann in Richtung Neuenbürg (Enz)
Stephanskirche in Straubenhardt-Feldrennach
Landgasthof Rössle in Straubenhardt-Conweiler
Panoramabild des Straubenhardter "Wiesental"