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The Bridges of Erfurt, Germany Part III: The Kraemerbruecke
Kraemerbruecke at Christmas Time. Photo taken in December 2010 There is a misconception about how a person should define a house bridge, for the appearance of such a structure in the eyes of both...
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Mystery Bridge 20: The bridge that used to house a bike shop
Photos taken in May 2010 Author’s Note: In the coming weeks, we’ll be returning to Schleswig-Holstein to view some bridges in the region, some of which we’re picking up where we left off from the...
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Mystery Bridge Nr. 28: Unusual Swing Bridge in Virginia
Photo submitted by Nathan Holth. Source: History of Nansemond County Swing bridges have become a rare commodity on our roads today. Built using a center pier designed to turn the span at a 90° angle,...
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Newsflyer: Christmas Eve 2013
Here’s to great success! Happy Holidays! Photo taken at the Christmas Market in Berlin, Germany in December, 2013 City Council Approves Public-Private Project for Historic Bridge; Restoration of...
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German Heritage Day at the Bridges
Carl-Alexander-Brücke in Dornburg, one of many bridges featured in this year’s Tag des offenen Denkmals. Photo taken in August Tag des offenen Denkmals to take place on 14 September. Every year in...
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Fehmarn Bridge in Germany: At the Crossroads between Preservation and Progress
FEHMARN ISLAND, GERMANY- Connecting Fehmarn Island with mainland Germany in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein, the Fehmarn Bridge is unique in three different ways: its historic value, its...
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Berlin: The Bridges and the Wall
Oberbaum Bridge and Viaduct spanning the Spree in Berlin. Photo taken in June 2010 and This is a joint article with sister column The Flensburg Files and is part of the Files’ series on the 25th...
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Mystery Bridge Nr. 63: An Unusual Bridge In Potsdam
Photos taken by the author in Oct. 2015 Co-produced with sister column Castles, cathedrals, domed buildings and bridges. From the Baroque Period, as well as Renaissance. Where history and actors...
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Newsflyer 6 December 2017
It seems that we cannot avoid growing additional greys in our hair nor can we get enough of the crying and anger pillows lately. While we keep cussing the Lord’s name in vain over President Donald...
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