Free & Imperial German Cities (Frankfurt) – Unexplainable Architecture & Oldest Photographs

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The history of Germany is one that’s always been shrouded in a bit of mystery, for numerous reasons, but the most obvious being the amount of damage the nation sustained during the first and second world wars. Initially, however, Germany appears to have been replete with the finest architecture known to man. Today I’d like to take a step back into the city of Frankfurt am Main, in Germany, during the 19th century. We will examine a cornucopia of photographs of Frankfurt taken between the years of 1850 and 1899, to focus on the astoundingly immense architecture which lined every street of the city. Furthermore, unlike many Old World cities we have studied in the past, many of the buildings in Frankfurt are confirmed to be hundreds of years old at the time of the first photographs, with some

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