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8936736
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VISUAL DESCRIPTION
This is a historical black and white photograph depicting the opening of a new welfare home in Leipzig on June 15, 1904. The image captures a procession with several individuals, likely dignitaries or officials, walking down what appears to be an aisle flanked by spectators. Some of the people are holding hats in their hands as they walk, suggesting that they might be showing respect or participating in a formal ceremony.
The setting includes decorations such as garlands or bunting draped along the path or above it, which contributes to the festive atmosphere of this occasion. A gazebo-like structure can be seen in the background adorned with more decorative elements, possibly indicating an area where speeches or presentations would take place during this event.
At the bottom left corner of the photo are inscriptions that seem to have been added after the picture was taken; these include signatures and notes confirming details about what is depicted: "Kaiser" (meaning "Emperor" in German), referring perhaps to imperial involvement or patronage; names like "E.H Reinhold," potentially identifying one of those present at the event; and other partially visible handwritten text related to this significant event captured over a century ago.
On top of all these elements is additional printed text providing context for this momentous day: "Eröffnung des neuen Versorgungsheimes in Leipzig 16. Juni 1904." This translates from German as "Opening of the new welfare home in Leipzig June 16th, 1904." Additionally included information states that it's photographed and published by R. Lechner (Wilh. Müller) Wien I., Graben 31 – indicating its origin from Vienna by photographer R. Lechner under Wilh Müller's establishment located at Graben street number 31.
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