Still

The village established at the edge of the "STILLBACH" or " brook of Still ", whose name was probably given to the place. The clay, convenient to the manufacturing of bricks, tiles and potteries, as well as the closeness of the brook attracted the occupants. They settled on their workplace ( the street-quarry named "Tiefgasse", today street Bishop de Lichtenberg "gave birth to the village). A Merovingian sarcophagus in the wall of the schoolyard, the Merovingian graves discovered in 1964 on the hill of STILL, also Charlemagne's diploma of 773 confirming the donation of king Dagobert II of STILLA to bishop Heddo of Strasbourg give evidence of the past of Still. Sites included in the village: Münchof or Mönchhof and Casa Romualdi since 1156