- the
Temple Church).
Johann Friedrich Schulze was born in
Milbitz near
Paulinzella, Thuringia, in 1794, and
began making organs there in 1825. His first...
- waterfront, 1823. (inspired by a work by Karl
Friedrich S****el) The
Paulinzella monastery ruins, 1824, oil on canvas, 86 × 111 cm,
Thuringian State Museum...
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Arnstadt Hbf -
Marlishausen -
Niederwillingen -
Stadtilm -
Singen (Thür) -
Paulinzella -
Rottenbach -
Quittelsdorf - Bad
Blankenburg -
Saalfeld (Saale) Every...
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Schloss Kochberg, Großkochberg Könitz Castle,
Unterwellenborn Jagdschloss Paulinzella,
Rottenbach Burgruine Schauenforst, Uhlstädt-Kirchhasel
Hoher Schwarm...
- He
founded his own
company in 1815 and
moved its
location in 1826 to
Paulinzella. He was
known as one of Europe's most
famous organ builders. He and Eberhard...
- and lies on the
southeast boundary of the
Ohrdruf Plateau facing the
Paulinzella Foreland. The
Halskappe rises above the
confluence (327.4 m) of the Zahmer...
- at
Reichenbach and Schönrain, in
Bavarian Fischbachau and
Thuringian Paulinzella. A
friend and
correspondent of Pope
Gregory VII and
Archbishop Anselm...
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framed by
balusters at the bottom. The
company Schulze & Söhne from
Paulinzella, Thuringia, who
built the organ, also
installed the
altar and the pulpit...
-
Haarhausen –
Arnstadt –
Marlishausen –
Niederwillingen –
Stadtilm –
Singen –
Paulinzella –
Rottenbach – Bad
Blankenburg –
Saalfeld 561 60 min RB 25
Halle – Halle-Ammendorf...
- RB Halle–Erfurt 4860 Papiermühle (Kr Stadtroda) 6 RB Weimar–Gera 4877
Paulinzella 7 RB Arnstadt–Saalfeld 4954
Plaue (Thür) 5 RE RB Erfurt–Schweinfurt Plaue–Ilmenau...
