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View of the Pfaffendorfer railway bridge in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate (Germany), in the late 19th century. The former palace of the Kürfürst of Trier is in the background. Note: At the Library of Congress this bridge is wrongly identified as a bridge in "Frankfort", probably meaning Frankfurt/Main. |
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| Date | 1890s | ||
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| Author | Unknown author | ||
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| 19:45, 29 May 2005 |  | 885 × 696 (82 KB) | Schaengel89~commonswiki | {{Information| |Description = Pfaffendorfer Bridge in Koblenz, ~ 1900 |Source = originally uploaded to de by Leipnizkeks; Library Of Congress, Washington, P&P -Katalog |Date = ? |Author = ? |Permission = public domain |other_ |
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