- The
Burgkirche was a
Reformed Protestant church of the
Prussian Union in Königsberg, Prussia.
After the
conversion of the
Hohenzollern elector John Sigismund...
- town has at its
disposal a
range of
historical buildings worth seeing:
Burgkirche Ober-Ingelheim Old Town Hall
Evangelical Church,
built in 997 as Saint...
- is, East) Palatinate's
third tallest churchtower. The
Castle Church (
Burgkirche) was
built in the 18th century, destro**** in 1945 and
thereafter built...
- then went to Königsberg, Prussia, in 1698 and
installed an
organ at the
Burgkirche between 1698 and 1701 and was
responsible for many
others in the East...
- castle. Most of Königsberg's
Reformed adherents lived in Burgfreiheit; the
Burgkirche was
constructed in the 1690s.
Reformed students attended the Burgschule...
-
considered a
nuisance by the burghers. A
crossing between Tragheim and the
Burgkirche was laid out in 1717,
while the Schlossteichbrücke
bridge was completed...
-
contributed to Schönhausen Palace. In Königsberg
Nering designed the
Burgkirche,
constructed from 1690 to 1696.
Nering was
appointed Oberbaudir****r (senior...
-
different meaning. The
school opened in 1909 on Kasernenstraße
between the
Burgkirche and Roßgärter Markt. Its
first director was Dr.
Gertrud Brostowski, followed...
- in
Polish in a
private room
within the school. A
reformed church, the
Burgkirche, was
constructed near the
Burgschule in the 1690s. The
Huguenots later...
-
intersection of Vorder-Roßgarten and Königstraße near Burgfreiheit's
Burgkirche. In the
Middle Ages it was
known as Vorm
Heiligen Kreuz,
named after a...
