Halle Collection (page 5)

Moritzburg Castle, Halle, German Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Giebichenstein Ruins, Halle, German Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Suderode, Halle, Germany Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Theatre and Promenade, Halle, German Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

The market place and side of Hotel de Ville, Halle, German Saxony, Germany. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

Mont St Michel, Normandy, France (4 / 6)
Mont St Michel, Normandy, France - The Hall of the Knights (13th century) Date: circa 1930s

Music at home - young musicians practice
Two boys practice their cello and flute. The boy on the left is Bill Marriott, who became a flautist with Halle symphony orchestra. Practice makes perfect! Date: c.1908

View of city market place with church illuminated at night, Red Tower (Roter Turm), Marien Church (Marktkirche), Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, march

View of bridge and castle illuminated at night, Castle Giebichenstein, River Saale, Halle, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, march

Halle and von Humboldt, Paris 1798
Jean Noel Halle and Alexander von Humboldt experimenting on frogs. Following Galvani, Humboldt carried out some 3000 experiments on animals

Argentina - Hamburger German Bier Halle
Hamburg Beer Hall, probably at Buenos Aires, run by German ex-patriot Augusto Hanning - Argentina. Some Germans enjoy a taste of home!

Handel Birthplace / Halle
GEORGE FREDERIC HANDEL German-English composers birthplace at Halle, Saxony

Max Schultze
MAX SCHULTZE German anatomist, professor at Halle

Galvani Replicated
While some scientists share Galvani s, and some Voltas views of the nature of electricity, Galvanis findings are confirmed by Halle and von Humboldt

Charles Halle
CHARLES HALLE (AKA CARL HALLE) British-German conductor and pianist

Unrest in Halle / 1918
A burnt out department store in Halle during the post war unrest

Charles Halle / Cdv Stereo
CHARLES HALLE formerly CARL HALLE British-German conductor and pianist

Lady Halle Plays Violin
WILMA MARIA FRANZISKA, Madame NORMAN-NERUDA, lady HALLE Violinist, and wife of Sir Charles Halle

Atlantic Telegraph
sections of Atlantic and other cables: Dover-Calais 1851 first Atlantic 1857 second Atlantic 1865 Berlin-Halle 1876

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"Halle: A Melody of Beauty and History" Step into the world of Halle, where great musicians have left their mark on time. Plate X, c1880 by F Jenkins Heliog takes us back to an era filled with musical brilliance. In 1925, "Abstieg (Descent)" captivates our senses as we descend into a realm of artistic expression. The purple carpet of blooming bluebells framed by the majestic trunks of giant Sequoia trees transports us to a serene paradise. Witness nature's symphony in full bloom as bluebell flowers create a vibrant tapestry within the hardwood beech forest during early spring. Belgium's Vlaanderen (Flanders), specifically Halle, becomes an enchanting canvas for these delicate blooms. But Halle is not just about nature's wonders; it also holds historical significance. Commune/Raid on Dealers reminds us that this town has seen its share of events that shaped its identity. As we wander through time, Handel's birthplace in Victorian period Germany emerges as a testament to the town's rich musical heritage, and is here that one can truly appreciate the roots from which great compositions were born. Traveling further south brings us to Villefranche du Perigord in Dordogne, France - a place where history intertwines with picturesque landscapes. Here lies another chapter waiting to be explored and cherished. The ornate door at Church Notre Dame in Hal (Halle), Belgium beckons visitors with its intricate beauty. Step inside and feel the weight of centuries upon your shoulders as you immerse yourself in sacred artistry. Finally, Paris welcomes us with open arms at Halle aux Vins - a hub for wine enthusiasts seeking exquisite flavors from across France and beyond. Indulge your senses amidst barrels brimming with stories waiting to be uncorked.