- Pommerer, Pope
Hamburgh,
Prince Albert,
Purple Hamburgh,
Queen Victoria,
Raisin bleu,
Raisin bleu de Frankental,
Raisin de Languedoc, Red
Hamburgh, Rheinwein...
-
Potomac River and Rock Cr**** in 1763. The
settlement officially was
named Hamburgh, but
colloquially was
called Funkstown. In 1765,
German settlers established...
-
Hamburgh may
refer to: An
older English spelling of the
German city of Hamburg, used up
until the 19th century, from
which the
other meanings below are...
-
incorporation in 1891, it was
named "
Hamburgh" and
later "Hamburg", from
which the
township gets its name. The
Hamburgh post
office was
established there...
- as
Golden Hamburg, and
Black Hamburg in the US;
Muscat de
Hambourg (or
Hamburgh) in France;
Moscato di
Amburgo in Italy; and
Muscat Gamburgskiy in Russia...
-
Cookery Made
Plain and Easy by
Hannah Gl****e
included a
recipe called "
Hamburgh sausage",
suggesting that it
should be
served "roasted with
toasted bread...
-
Holland sometime prior to the
fourteenth century. The name may be
spelled Hamburgh in the
United Kingdom and in Australia. The
Hamburg is a
small or medium-sized...
- Land Company.
Within months, the name was
changed to the town of "East
Hamburgh". On
March 1, 1934, the town was
renamed "Orchard Park"
after its prin****l...
- Lübeck
Airport (IATA: LBC, ICAO: EDHL) is a
minor German airport located 8 km (5.0 mi)
south of Lübeck, the second-largest city in the
state of Schleswig-Holstein...
-
returning from
Lancaster at 1p and 5p. 1852 saw the Fair held in East
Hamburgh, now
Orchard Park. The 1853 Fair was held on the
enclosed grounds at Cold...
