Richard-Linde-Weg district school

The Richard-Linde-Weg community school is a community school in the Hamburg district of Lohbrügge. The school was named after the adjacent street "Richard-Linde-Weg," which in turn is named after the local researcher Richard Linde.
The foundation stone for the still existing main building was laid on April 27, 1956, by the then principal Karl Drewes. From then on, the school consists of a contiguous block of five buildings, including administration, specialized classrooms, and teaching rooms. A year later, on July 31, 1957, the school was inaugurated as the Lohbrügge Richard-Linde-Weg primary and secondary school, and classes began in August 1957. In 1959, the gym and the sports field were inaugurated. Another construction measure was the extension of the lower school wing with four additional classrooms, the construction of the upper school building with four classrooms, and the construction of the auditorium in 1961. In 1969, the school received a pavilion with two classrooms.

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