Leineweberdenkmal

famous monument located in the city of Bielefeld, specifically in the old church garden, and it is a bronze statue about three meters long that was created by the famous German sculptor Hans Berathoner in 1909, and it is a memorial to a linen seller named Jobst Heinrich Heinbroek from the city of Golenbeck, who used to come To the city every day for three months to sell flax. This monument was erected to him as a tribute to all the linen makers in the city who played a major role in the economic development of Germany at the beginning of the twentieth century.