"My" town

As you all know by now, I'm german. Well, today I want to talk about the town where I grew up. I learnt some things about it some days ago
Wilhermsdorf was first mencioned in a written document in 1096, so it's over 900 years old! Many jewish people used to live there until Second World War. The Main Church ("Hauptkirche". In the photo, the biggest building at the right side) celebrated its inauguration in 1714. The Hospital Church ("Spitalkirche"), near the place I lived, was built in 1718.
Nowadays, Wilhermsdorf's town council includes 14 towns, is 27km² big and is home to more or less 5000 people.

I've decided to write a post about "my" town because I have lots of good memories of it, the school, my friends there... I have lived there for 9 years, since I was nearly 1 year old until I was 10.
I lived on the main street, number 75 (at the photo, the marked house), in a two-family house. It was big and I had a big bedroom with room to play. It was near all my friends and near the school: I went there walking. In fact, looking at the photo, you can see the sports field we went during the break. All the town is sorrounded by fields and woods. I loved going for a walk at the small forest nearby.
There's also a public indoor swimming pool we used to go every two weeks at the gym class fro 1st to 4th grade.

In conclusion, I really liked the time I spent there and miss the town and the people a lot, but I also like it here. The two places are different, but I like them, each in it's own way.