Die Hannoversche Rathaus. Hannover's 'new' Rathaus was rebuilt in twelve years and opened in June 1913. It cost ten million Marks at the time, and was entirely paid for in cash by the people of Hannover …More
Die Hannoversche Rathaus.
Hannover's 'new' Rathaus was rebuilt in twelve years and opened in June 1913. It cost ten million Marks at the time, and was entirely paid for in cash by the people of Hannover. Erected upon 6026 beech-tree piles, it was designed by the architects Eggert and Halmhuber. This is the grand central hall that one sees upon entering the City Hall.
Source: Lawrence OP on Flickr
Hannover's 'new' Rathaus was rebuilt in twelve years and opened in June 1913. It cost ten million Marks at the time, and was entirely paid for in cash by the people of Hannover. Erected upon 6026 beech-tree piles, it was designed by the architects Eggert and Halmhuber. This is the grand central hall that one sees upon entering the City Hall.
Source: Lawrence OP on Flickr