Suchergebnisse

Weingartstraße on behalf of the city of Neuss, which supplied Neuss’s city centre with drinking water over a pipeline system for almost 100

themselves to start reconstructing the company’s headquarters, which was completed by the mid-1950s. The façade was reconstructed in simplified [...] Headquarters of the Rhineland Insurance Companies Denkmal The area of today’s Marienkirchplatz served as a cemetery of the parish of St. Quirin between [...] ngs AG), a été construit sur la place créée autour de l’église. Il s’agissait d’un bâtiment officiel de style wilhelmien, avec un toit à

barrière » de 1849 à 1926. Les personnes utilisant la route devaient s’acquitter d’un montant conforme au tarif d’une lieue et demie. C’est [...] blanc, que se dressait depuis 1849 le poste de péage du locataire. Il s’agissait d’une maison indépendante en briques massives, couvertes de

Hospital on the Furth, inaugurated in 1968. Finally, the city’s Sacred Heart Old People’s Home was set up in the main building. After the building [...] metres, it was one of the largest buildings in the city. The building’s owners and providers were the ‘Neuss Congregation of Cellites according [...] so-called ‘White House’ – a classical outbuilding built in the convent’s garden around 1909. It housed a home economics school with boarding

during the Seneschal’s War in 1586, like the Church of the Virgin located opposite on the Market, a victim of the city’s Great Fire. In the [...] the Renaissance style at today’s location – centuries later, it is a city landmark and a symbol of the city’s independence and citizens’ self [...] with the Town Hall clock further emphasises the building’s central axis. The city’s coat of arms, in use since the 16th century, supported

as the Virgin’s Gate . After the area around the Upper Gate remained largely untouched by the destruction of the city’s Great Fire, to [...] retained as the city’s only gate. From 1828, the middle building served as a lending institution, then, from the 1880s until its move to the [...] City of Neuss’ landmarks and the last remaining gate from the city’s medieval defences . Due to its exposed location on the former Roman

There was no women’s gallery; men and women were simply separated from one another by the central aisle. Until the synagogue’s inauguration, [...] au début des années 1990, une communauté juive s’est de nouveau formée à Neuss. Elle s’est installée en 2008 au Centre Alexander Bederov [...] interdiction de s’y installer 1794 Début de la période française à Neuss, avec la liberté religieuse pour les citoyens juifs s’installant à

der Stingesbachaue’ residential park, and also gave its name to today’s city district, was built at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries: [...] registered as a Prussian manor with electoral rights. In 1883, Simon’s heirs leased the farm to Heinrich Sand (1856-1918), a farmer originally [...] factory on Gladbacher Street. After the Second World War, Heinrich Sand’s descendants sold the arable areas around Vogelsang Manor to the city

Les archives déménagent provisoirement à l'Obertor 1967 Les archives s'installent dans l'ancienne poste et fabrique de bougies 1987 Rénovation

erected here in 1462. Damaged severely during the Cologne Seneschal’s War in 1586, the rebuilt monastery buildings served as a place of worship [...] the Lutheran troops during the Hessen occupation in the Thirty Year’s War (1641–1651). After the Hessen soldiers moved out, Augustinians [...] Sous la direction des Sœurs, l’école fut continuellement agrandie, s’ensuivit en 1909 la reconnaissance étatique en tant qu’ « École supérieure