Carlsburg - Jean Mell - 1695.jpg
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English: Map of swedish city / fortress of Carlsburg at the junction of the river Geeste with the river Weser. The layout of the city was designed by Jean Mell around 1672, the copper engraving was made 1695 by Harmanus van Loon. Right-hand the old fortification of the Leher Schanze can be seen.
Deutsch: Karte der schwedischen Festungsstadt Carlsburg an der Mündung der Geeste in die Weser. Den Entwurf für die Stadt fertigte Jean Mell um 1672, den Kupferstich Harmanus van Loon 1695. Auf der letzten Schleife der Geeste ist die ehemalige Befestigung der Leher Schanze zu sehen. |
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| Source | Herbert Schwarzwälder: Bremen im 17. Jahrhundert. Glanz und Elend einer Hansestadt. Edition Temmen, Bremen 1996 |
| Author | Harmanus van Loon |
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