Kassel

Kassel

Photo 1 is the ruined facade of Frederick's Museum.
Photo 2 is the staircases of apartment blocks, all that is left intact.

1946-01-22

Two b/w photographs on two album pages

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[photograph]
HQ. B.C. G5061.22.1.46 FREDERICK’S MUSEUM, KASSEL.

1946. Kassel.
A photograph taken on the 22nd January 1946 showing the facade of Frederick’s museum, all that is left of a very handsome building.

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[photograph]
HQ.B.C. G5054.22.1.46
STAIRS BUT NO BUILDING. KASSEL.

1946. Kassel.
A photograph taken on the 22nd January 1946 showing very heavy damage to tenement buildings in the town. An excellent example of the strength of staircases, they have survived although the buildings have been blown apart.