Hermann shaped Fulda as an entrepreneur and founding member of the Rhön Club.
Born on July 17, 1840 in Fulda.
Hermann Jacobson had a lasting impact on the cultural and economic life of his hometown. As a founding member of the Rhön Club in 1886 and long-time treasurer and honorary member, he dedicated himself wholeheartedly to the promotion of the region. He had already been involved with the Fulda Natural History Society since November 1865, and its mission was always close to his heart.
Entrepreneurial advancement
From the home weaving business of his father Justus Jacobson, who founded the weaving mill in Fulda in 1827, Hermann, together with his brother Isfrid, developed the mechanical linen, damask and patterned weaving mill at Langebrückenstraße 44. With astute entrepreneurial spirit and tireless dedication, he contributed to the flourishing of the local industry.
Social and cultural engagement
Beyond his economic achievements, Hermann was a passionate promoter of social, musical, and touristic life in Fulda. His commitment ignited a sense of community and enriched the city in a lasting way.
Hermann Jacobson died of a stroke on March 28, 1920. The funeral took place in Wiesbaden.
Addresses in Fulda:
Adresse privat: Buttermarkt 2
Firmenadresse: Langenbrückenstr. 44/46
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