amstel

8 photos and 1 illustration tagged amstel, from 4 members of Flickr Commons.

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Kopie van het schip van Hudson / Duplicate of "De Halve Maan"

  • Lú_ said:
    This image is part of the Indicommons.org tribute to New York City on its 400th anniversary. Thank you so much for this set of images! They were an inspiration for this blog post.

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  • Peer said:
    Dat torentje rechts in beeld is van het voormalige stadhuis van Nieuwer-Amstel, in de 20e eeuw het Gemeentearchief van Amsterdam, ofwel Amsteldijk 67. Derhalve is deze foto waarschijnlijk genomen vanaf de Nieuwe Amstelbrug (die in het verlengde van de Ceintuurbaan over de Amstel voert) en kijken we zuid- en stroomopwaarts. Tegenwoordig zou in de verte de Berlagebrug te zien zijn, maar die bestond in 1909 nog niet. Aan de Amsteldijk hield de bebouwde kom van Amsterdam destijds zo ongeveer op bij de Lutmastraat.

[The Buiten Amstel, Amsterdam, Holland] (LOC)

  • Minke Wagenaar said:
    Taken on the bridge called "Hogesluis" in the Sarphatistraat. On the right side the houses along the Sarphatikade.
  • B-59 said:
    Streetview

[Mint tower, Amsterdam, Holland] (LOC)

  • selyfriday said:
    Looks quite the same as today!
    End of the Amstel
  • Tim Swart said:
    The Munttoren in the back. Picture is probably taken from Koningsplein looking over the Singel. The buildings to the right of the Munt are then on Muntplein, towards Vijzelstraat.
  • Tim Castricum said:
    Tim Swart True. Kalverstraat is more to the left. Parallel to the water. selyfriday But seen from the other side ;-)
  • Swedish National Heritage Board - Riksantikvarieämbetet said:
    Image from 1936, in the photostream of the Swedish National Heritage Board on Flickr Commons: /Anna B.