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Title: Photographs of Augsburg from 1890-1905
Identifier/Call Number: LSC.94/312
Physical Description:
0.4 Linear Feet
(10 photographic prints) : albumen, 34 x 26 cm (portfolio)
Each photograph is mounted individually on recto of large leaves of beige paper in recessed niche; captions in German pencilled
in below each photo.
Unbound leaves are laid in phase box-style portfolio of manila cardstock; cropped version (9.8 x 7.3 cm) of the photograph
of the Fuggerei included in the portfolio affixed to upper cover; ms. cover title "Alt-Augsburg" below in brown ink.
Spec. Coll. copy: in beige cloth clamshell box; gray box label, with title "Alt-Augsberg."
Date (inclusive): 1890-1905
Abstract: Portfolio of ten mounted photographs by an unidentified photographer of streets, neighborhoods, churches and civic buildings
of old Augsburg, probably dating from around 1900.
Physical Location: Stored off-site at SRLF. Advance notice is required for access to the collection. Please contact UCLA Library Special Collections
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General Physical Description note: 1 portfolio (10 photographic prints) : albumen, 34 x 26 cm (portfolio)
Each photograph is mounted individually on recto of large leaves of beige paper in recessed niche; captions in German pencilled
in below each photo.
Unbound leaves are laid in phase box-style portfolio of manila cardstock; cropped version (9.8 x 7.3 cm) of the photograph
of the Fuggerei included in the portfolio affixed to upper cover; ms. cover title "Alt-Augsburg" below in brown ink.
Spec. Coll. copy: in beige cloth clamshell box; gray box label, with title "Alt-Augsberg."
Language of Material:
English
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[Identification of item], Photographs of Augsburg from 1890-1905 (Collection 94/312). UCLA Library Special Collections, Charles
E. Young Research Library, UCLA.
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Possible range of dates based on comparisons with vintage postcards of 1890-1905, and historic details of subjects.
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Scope and Content
Portfolio includes views of awninged shops along Jakoberstrasse, with onion dome tower of St. Ulrich visible in the distance;
narrow leafy Ko?tzergasse, and Perlachberg, a street near the courthouse, in which can be seen the Perlachturm, an 11th-century
watchtower remodelled in the early 17th-century to include bell chamber, lantern, and gold-plated weather vane, and the 12th-century
church St Peter am Perlach. One photo documents the early corbie gabled houses of the Fuggerei, the oldest social settlement
in the world, founded in 1516 by Jacob Fugger to provide housing for Augsburg's poor and pensioners, and still in operation
today. There are also photos of other important architectural and historical landmarks of Augsburg, including the Rotes Tor
(Red Gate), the main entrance to the city on the south; the 15th-century Vogeltor (Bird Gate) along the eastern wall of the
city; the seven-storied Rathaus or Town Hall built by Elias Holl in 1615-1624, adjacent to the Franciscan convent, Kloster
Maria Stern, built by Johannes Holl (Elias' father) in 1574-1576, with one of the earliest examples of the Welsche Haube,
or onion dome; the Fronhof palace, former residence of the prince bishops of Augsburg, and its tower, the only remaining part
of the original building; and the basilica of St. Ulrich und Afra, founded in the 11th century as a Benedictine monastery,
whose Renaissance tower is topped by a famous onion dome visible throughout the city.
Contents
Jakoberstrasse -- Sommernacht Kötzergasschen -- In der Fuggerei -- Rotes Tor -- Unterer Perlachberg -- Abend am Wall -- St.
Ulrich -- Tor Fronhof -- Rathaus u[nd] Maria Stern -- Beim Vogeltor.
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Subjects and Indexing Terms
Photographic prints.
Albumen prints.
Church buildings -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Church architecture -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Social settlements -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
City halls -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Convents -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Towers -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Domes -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Gables -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Architecture, Domestic -- Germany -- Augsburg -- Photographs.
Augsburg (Germany) -- Photographs.
Augsburg (Germany) -- Buildings, structures, etc. -- Photographs.
Architectural photographs.
Alt-Augsburg
Augsburger Rathaus (Augsburg, Germany) --Photographs.
St. Ulrich und Afra (Benedictine abbey : Augsburg, Germany) --Photographs.