Hamburg Germany Collection

Ruddy Turnstone -Arenaria interpres- in breeding plumage standing on a moss-covered stone on the beach, Neuwerk Island near Cuxhaven, Hamburg Wadden Sea, Germany, Europe

The Baltic Sea and Its Approaches, First World War, c1915, (c1920). Map of part of northern Europe, showing sections of the coasts of Norway, Sweden, Russia, Germany and Denmark

The Architecture of Hamburg Hauptbahnhof
Tonnaja Travel Photography, 647585246

St Nicholas Church in Hamburg
Formerly one of the five Lutheran Hauptkirchen (main churches) in the city of Hamburg. The church lies now in ruins, with only its tower remaining

Hamburg Skyline From St. Nicholas Church
Formerly one of the five Lutheran Hauptkirchen (main churches) in the city of Hamburg. The church lies now in ruins, with only its tower remaining

Building the Bismarck, Hamburg, 1914. Creator: Joseph Pennell
Building the Bismarck, Hamburg, 1914

Germania in 2 century after Christ

The new Church of St. Nicholas at Hamburg, 1845. Creator: Unknown
The new Church of St. Nicholas at Hamburg, 1845. View of a neo-Gothic church in Germany....at the base of the tower, we are struck with the deeply recessed porch

Thureza Lily, Botanical Garden, Hamburg, Germany, 1895. Creator: Keystone View Company
Thureza Lily, Botanical Garden, Hamburg, Germany, 1895. Victoria amazonica, the giant Amazonian water lily, growing inside a glasshouse at the Old Botanical Garden in Hamburg. Stereocard

Kaiser Bridge, Hamburg, Germany, 1896. Creator: Keystone View Company
Kaiser Bridge, Hamburg, Germany, 1896. The Neue Elbbrucke, (New Elbe Bridge), with three lenticular trusses, was built in Gothic Revival style in 1887

Map of Hamburg - Altona 1898
Antique Map of Hamburg - Altona 1898

The Gothic Revival Church of St. Nicholas
The current condition of the Church of St. Nicholas is the result of the bombing of Hamburg in World War II, resultant demolition in 1951 and restoration work in the 1990s and 2012

Braeburn Apples (Malus domestica) growing on an apple tree, fruit-growing region Altes Land, Lower Saxony, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Coming To America; Immigrants pack the upper deck of the liner SS Patricia as it
Immigrants pack the upper deck of the liner SS Patricia as it travels from Hamburg to New York, December 10, 1906. The Patricia was built by A.G

Apple (Malus domestica), Erwin Baur variety, on the tree, Altes Land area, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

Rewena Apples (Malus domestica) growing on an apple tree, fruit-growing region Altes Land, Lower Saxony, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Alster Fountain, water fountain creating a rainbow on the Inner Alster Lake in the center of Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Old directional arrow sign on cobblestone street, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Hamburg TV Tower, Heinrich-Hertz-Turm, radio telecommunication tower, Hamburg, Germany

Bavarian Association bank in Munich
Illustration of a Bavarian Association bank in Munich

Westphalia, Hesse-nassau and Grand Duchy of Hesse Rhine Province
Illustration of a Westphalia, Hesse-nassau and Grand Duchy of Hesse Rhine Province

Schleswig-Holstein, lithograph, published in 1878
Map of Schleswig-Holstein. Lithograph, published in 1878

Antique European Buildings engraving 1897
Antique European Buildings engraving

Map of Hamburg 1895
Map of Hamburg, Germany

Map of Denmark and Iceland, lithograph, published in 1881
Topographic map of Denmark and Iceland. Facsimile, published in 1881

The Rheingau ( Rhine District )

Rhenish-Westphalia coals and industrial map

Residential house for two families in Hamburg
Antique illustration of a residential house for two families in Hamburg

Kingdom of Saxony, province of Saxony (southern part) and Thuringian states

Province of Brandenburg, province of Saxony, northern part
Antique illustration of a Province of Brandenburg, province of Saxony, northern part

Port of Hamburg
Fish on ice at the fishmarket in the port of Hamburg, Germany, named Germanys Gateway to the World and is the largest port in Germany

Hamburg Speicherstadt
A black and white photo of the famous Speicherstadt in Hamburg, Germany, 29.07.2015

The Holsten Gate or Holstein Tor (Holstentor), a brick gothic city gate at the Hanseatic city of Lubeck, Germany
Low angle view of the Holstentor, Lubeck, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. The Holsten Gate or Holstentor is a city gate marking off the western boundary of the old center of the Hanseatic city of

USS Leviathan
The USS Leviathan, a former vessel of the Hamburg-American Line steams into New York Harbour. Originally named Vaterland, she was seized by the US Government in New York during World War I

The Leviathan
circa 1912: Laying the deck plates during construction of the Leviathan, formerly the Vaterland, built at Hamburg by Blohm & Voss. She was launched in 1914

Marco Polo Tower and cruise terminal, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Fleet in the historic Speicherstadt warehouse district of Hamburg, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

HafenCity with the construction site of the Elbe Philharmonic Hall, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

View to Kehrwiederspitze, HafenCity, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Shipping channel marker on the Elbe river, Teufelsbrueck, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

High tides 1962 and 1976, water level markings, Teufelsbrueck, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Steel pillars in the water in front of construction cranes in the new development area of HafenCity, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Illuminated Beech (Fagus) leaves on a branch, Wohldorf Forest, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Brightly lit canopy of a Beech (Fagus), Wohldorf Forest, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Apple (Malus domestica), Holsteiner Zitronenapfel variety, on the tree, Altes Land area, Hamburg, Lower Saxony, Germany

Red Finkenwerder Herbstprinz Apples (Malus domestica) growing on an apple tree, fruit-growing region Altes Land, Lower Saxony, Hamburg, Germany, Europe

Residential houses at Suellberg hill, Blankenese district, Hamburg, Germany

A sign Vorsicht Rutschgefahr, German for caution, slip hazard at the Hamburg harbour, Germany, Europe

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Hamburg, Germany - a city steeped in history and adorned with captivating landmarks. From the picturesque beaches of Neuwerk Island near Cuxhaven to the magnificent St. Nicholas Church, this vibrant European destination offers an array of attractions that will leave you awe-inspired. As you stroll along the moss-covered stones on the beach, your eyes are drawn to a striking sight - a Ruddy Turnstone in breeding plumage standing gracefully amidst its natural habitat. The Hamburg Wadden Sea provides a serene backdrop for this beautiful bird, showcasing nature's wonders at their finest. Delving into Hamburg's past, you come across an intriguing artifact from the First World War - "The Baltic Sea and Its Approaches. " This historical piece transports you back in time, offering glimpses into the challenges faced during those tumultuous years. Moving forward through time, you encounter architectural marvels such as Hamburg Hauptbahnhof. The grandeur of its design is truly remarkable and serves as a testament to human ingenuity and creativity. But it is within St. Nicholas Church that one truly feels connected to both history and modernity simultaneously. Standing atop this iconic structure allows for breathtaking views of Hamburg's skyline; a fusion of old-world charm and contemporary architecture seamlessly blending together. Further exploring Hamburg's rich heritage takes you back over a century ago when Joseph Pennell captured moments from "Building the Bismarck" in 1914. These images offer insight into Germany's naval prowess during that era. Traveling even further back in time reveals Germania during the second century after Christ; an ancient civilization thriving amidst changing times. The remnants left behind tell tales of resilience and cultural significance. In contrast to these ancient structures stands another masterpiece - The new Church of St. Nicholas built in 1845. Although less aged than its predecessor, it exudes elegance while paying homage to tradition through its timeless design elements.