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British Library digitised image from page 80 of "Elements of Geology" from British Library uploaded September 2018
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British Library digitised image from page 147 of "A Guide to the City of York, being the best concise historical description of the Cathedral and all other public buildings, antiquities, &c. of that ancient city ... With an outline map of the streets of t
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- tutincommon said:
British Library digitised image from page 188 of "München mit seinen Umgebungen historisch, topographisch, statistisch dargestellt ... Mit Stahlstichen, Lithographien und Vignetten"
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Sascha Sormann said:
thats Ludwigstraße with a view on the catholic seminar; the pic must be from the 19th cebtury, the whole area was built up in the early to mid 18hundreds
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Sascha Sormann said:
church is St. Ludwig
British Library digitised image from page 192 of "München mit seinen Umgebungen historisch, topographisch, statistisch dargestellt ... Mit Stahlstichen, Lithographien und Vignetten"
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fеlix said:
This is Mariahilf church, which was heavily damaged during WW2 but rebuilt. Some details are different today, but its overall appearance is still very recognizable.