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- Sophienberg is a former royal summer retreat located on the Coast Road in Rungsted, Hørsholm Muni****lity, some 20 km north of central Copenhagen, Denmark...
- Feez lived in Kirribilli House for several years which was then called Sophienberg. He then moved to Balmain. He married Frederica and had two children...
- History Museum Kokkedal Slot Copenhagen Mikkelgård Rungstedlund Scion DTU Sophienberg Usserød Textile Factory Sports Horsholm 79ers Hørsholm Hurricanes Transport...
- newly preferred architect, Nicolas-Henri Jarden. Eigtved also built Sophienberg in Rungsted, the old Royal Danish Teatre, and in 1753 helped extend Fredensborg...
- History Museum Kokkedal Slot Copenhagen Mikkelgård Rungstedlund Scion DTU Sophienberg Usserød Textile Factory Sports Horsholm 79ers Hørsholm Hurricanes Transport...
- History Museum Kokkedal Slot Copenhagen Mikkelgård Rungstedlund Scion DTU Sophienberg Usserød Textile Factory Sports Horsholm 79ers Hørsholm Hurricanes Transport...
- to the Austrian line. He knew the names of the hills: Schleierberg, Sophienberg, Wachberg and Butterberg. They were hardly hills, more like hillocks...
- sheltered his squadron in Elsinore Roads and then went in Romney as far as Sophienberg Castle to talk with Lord Whitworth, who was negotiating with the Danish...
- in Bavaria had to give way to the six-lane extension; on the one hand Sophienberg south of Bayreuth and Hienberg north of Nuremberg on the same mountain...
- major landowner. Arnoldus von Falkenskiold (1744–1819) of Sæbygård and Sophienberg. Arnoldus von Falkenskiold's marriage with noblewoman Elisabeth Sehested...