The Corps Guestphalia Hall is a fraternity affiliate of the Kösen Senior Convents Association, where it is the oldest one. The Guestphalia Halle corps has always stood for Fencing and Couleur. Presently it once again located in Halle and belongs to the :de:Kösener Kreise#Grüner Kreis|Green Circle. The Corps members are called Hallenser Westfalen.
History
The beginnings of the corps
Guestphalia Halle was established on September 8, 1789 at University of Halle. Its motto is Neminem time, neminem laede!. Associations of students from the Westphalian region of the Kingdom of Prussia in particular counties Mark and Ravensberg already existed at the University of Halle at the beginning of the 18th century. A Landsmannschaft of the "Westfälinger" was repealed and forbidden by royal edict of 22 November 1717. However, tradition seems to have continued regardless. In the second half of the 18th century, the old brotherhoods were increasingly displaced by the Masonic influencedstudent organizations. From the Westphalian Landsmannschaft out so founded in the middle of 1777 the Order of Constantists. In competition with the orders but also strengthened the compatriot teams or "Kränzchen", as they were also called in this time, once again. Finally on September 8, 1789, the Westphalian country team was reconstituted with the Prussian colors black and white. The purpose of this newly established association was to protect the students from the restrictive orders of the authorities, to make them better acquainted and familiar with each other, to establish social virtues and genuine friendship, to ensure the freedom and honor of each individual and to provide support to distressed members.
Pubs and houses
In 1810 a Westphalian pub in the "Cool Fountain" in Halle was first occupied by fraternity. However, it is only from 1840 onwards that evidence of the good public pubs of Guestphalia can be found. The reconstitution of the corps probably took place in the Gasthaus "Zur Schleuse" on Mansfelder Strasse, where the corps used to cook at that time. Then the pub was until 1847 in the inn "Zur Stadt Berlin", 1847-1870 in the "Golden Harrow", interrupted only from 1857 to 1860 by a short phase in the inn "City of Cologne". After the reconstitution of 1874, they first puckered in the restaurant "Für Fürstental", then until 1888 in the "Marktschloß". The first house actually own by fraternity was handed over to the assets on January 21, 1888 in Georgstraße 1. It was built by the architect Otto Grote from Halle in 1910-1911 according to plans by the Leipzig architect Curt Einert, a new building in Burgstraße 40, which remained until the suspension in October 1935 Domicile of the Corps. In Münster, Guestphalia first found a house in Königstraße, which later was replaced by the house Mozartstraße 5. With the repurchase of the house Burgstraße 40 in Halle, the corps returned to his former home.
Notable members
Christian Peter Wilhelm Beuth was a Prussian statesman, involved in the Prussian reforms.