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Grossheubach historic Town Hall 2013

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Ackermann Ralf

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The Historic Town Hall in Grossheubach was built in 1611 - 1612. The architect Otto Oswald Heppeler designed the building in the old-fashioned style as a combined half-timbered and stone house. While the massive ground floor served as a prison, the upper floor was used as a headquarters.

Copyright: Ackermann Ralf
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 10000x5000
Taken: 06/07/2013
Chargée: 07/07/2013
Published: 07/07/2013
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Tags: untermain; franken; unterfranken; mainfranken; franconia; germany; bavaria; freudenberg; wertheim; town hall; half-timbered; house; historic

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