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Zwei Freimaurer wünschen einen Happy Bench Monday

Author: andrea_ertl Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2018-07-20 15:11:25
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'15"N - 11°8'47"O
Quedlinburg, Sachsen-Anhalt, Deutschland Bronzeskulpturen von Jochen Müller vor dem Café "Zum Freimaurer"
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Did you hear the music?

Author: menkenhagen Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2017-08-16 14:18:08
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'18"N - 11°8'25"O
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:05:15
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'21"N - 11°8'29"O
Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 15:55:36
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'14"N - 11°8'35"O
Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:03:48
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'20"N - 11°8'29"O
The market square and Rathaus in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:39:14
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'21"N - 11°8'37"O
A 16th Century farmhouse now in the centre of Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:40:00
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'21"N - 11°8'35"O
16th Century houses in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:58:12
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'18"N - 11°8'28"O
A 15th Century house - the oldest in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:31:46
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'22"N - 11°8'35"O
16th Century houses in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 16:59:35
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'17"N - 11°8'25"O
16th Century houses and more modern buildings in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Quedlinburg

Author: hugh llewelyn Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2019-07-24 17:01:50
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'18"N - 11°8'29"O
16th Century houses in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, 24 July 2019. In 919 Henry the Fowler, Duke of Saxony, was crowned King of the East Franks or King of East Frankia at Quedlinburg, which became his capital of what has also been called the first Kingdom of Germany and later 'The First Reich'. West Frankia evolved to become France. Under Communist East Germany, Quedlinburg declined and the mediaeval buildings fell into such poor condition that the Communist government proposed wholesale demolition, the population to be rehoused in flats (their objections to this being ignored). Fortunately, the fall of Communism and the Unification of Germany led to huge amounts of money being pumped into the town and the comprehensive restoration of the buildings with the result that in 1994 it was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.
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Early morning view of some church towers of Quedlinburg

Author: LiLaLux64 Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2016-05-11 06:49:48
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'9"N - 11°8'17"O
From left to right St. Aegidii (first mention 1179) Blasiikirche (first mention 1222) Marktkirche St. Benediktii (first mention 1173)

Quedlinburg castle

Author: j.d.hanke Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2018-10-09 16:34:45
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'15"N - 11°8'1"O

Quedlingburg

Author: j.d.hanke Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2018-10-09 16:38:26
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'15"N - 11°8'1"O

Blasiistraße

Author: Carsten Weigel Follow on flickr
Date of photography: 2020-09-10 11:56:14
Geographical coordinates of the taken: 51°47'19"N - 11°8'19"O
Quedlinburg

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