Sachsenhausen Collection

Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Sachsenhausen, a district in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany

Sachsenhausen Collection: City map of Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, lithograph, 1897

City map of Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, lithograph, 1897
City map of Frankfurt am Main - largest city of the German state of Hesse (with street directory). Lithograph, published in 1897

Sachsenhausen Collection: Rudolph von Sachsenhausen in 14th century armour

Rudolph von Sachsenhausen in 14th century armour
Rudolph von Sachsenhausen, Rudolf II von Praunheim, died 1370. In surcoat with coat of arms, suit of armour, holding great helm and escutcheon. From a grave effigy in Frankfurt Cathedral

Sachsenhausen Collection: Konrad von Seinsheim, 14th century armour

Konrad von Seinsheim, 14th century armour
Konrad von Seinsheim, Conrad von Sauwensheim d. 1369. In suit of armour with great helm, sword and dagger hanging from chains on breastplate. From his grave effigy in St. Johns church, Schweinfurt

Sachsenhausen Collection: XI Deutsches Turnfest - Frankfurt, Germany

XI Deutsches Turnfest - Frankfurt, Germany
XI Deutsches Turnfest (11th German Gymnastics Festival) - Frankfurt, Germany - July 1908 - inset scenes of two brick throwers, The opera House

Sachsenhausen Collection: Map of Frankfurt / Main and surroundings, Hesse, Germany, lithograph, published 1897

Map of Frankfurt / Main and surroundings, Hesse, Germany, lithograph, published 1897
Map of Frankfurt am Main and surroundings in Hesse, Germany. Lithograph, published in 1897

Bars, Sachsenhausen, Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany, Europe

Sachsenhausen Collection: GERMANY: FRANKFURT, 1730. View of Frankfurt am Main, left, and the bridge connecting it to

GERMANY: FRANKFURT, 1730. View of Frankfurt am Main, left, and the bridge connecting it to Sachsenhausen. Color engraving, German, 1730

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Discover the rich history and vibrant culture of Sachsenhausen, a district in Frankfurt am Main, Hesse, Germany. This 1897 lithograph map provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing the area's strategic location on the Main River and its connection to the city. In the 14th century, Rudolph von Sachsenhausen and Konrad von Seinsheim donned their armor for battle, defending this land that is now known for its apple wine cafes and lively bars. Fast forward to the XI Deutsches Turnfest in Frankfurt, where the spirit of Germany's rich heritage came alive once more. Explore the map further to uncover the many charms of this European gem, including the iconic bridge connecting Frankfurt am Main to Sachsenhausen, as depicted in this 1730 color engraving.