Genealogy and research recordsEXT-MAP-HALBERSTADT-1912

This 1912 plan places the Reichenbach addresses in Halberstadt

This city plan shows the streets around Paul Reichenbach’s documented homes and business addresses. The archive added numbered markers so visitors can follow those places across the city. The map locates street corridors, not the exact footprints of buildings altered by renumbering, war and rebuilding.

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Archive reference
EXT-MAP-HALBERSTADT-1912
Date
1912
Digital image
1683 × 1059 pixels
Evidence status
Public-domain historical map; numbered location markers are archive annotations
Uncertainty
The markers identify documented street corridors. Changes in numbering and wartime destruction prevent them from proving an exact surviving building footprint.
Source and provenance
Meyers Reisebücher, Harz, 21st edition, 1912; city plan in the text at page 27, digitized on Wikimedia Commons.
Credit
Meyers Reisebücher, Harz, 21st edition (1912) / Wikimedia Commons
Rights
Public domain; published in 1912.
Image treatment
The source PNG was converted to JPEG for web delivery without cropping. Numbered markers are live HTML overlays and are not part of the historical map.

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Reichenbach Family Archive. “This 1912 plan places the Reichenbach addresses in Halberstadt.” 1912. EXT-MAP-HALBERSTADT-1912. https://www.reichenbacharchive.org/objects/ext-map-halberstadt-1912.

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