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Dresden-Weißer Hirsch: Villa "San Remo", Bergbahnstraße 12
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Deutsch: 07.02.2007 01324 Dresden-Weißer Hirsch: Villa "San Remo", Bergbahnstraße 12
(GMP: 51.057854,13.81929). Entworfen wurde der Neorenaissancebau von F. Berghold und, je nach Quelle, 1895 oder 1897/98 erbaut. Die sächsische Kronprinzessin Luise (1870-1947) soll die erste Hausherrin gewesen sein. Von 1938 an gehörte das Haus dem US-Amerikaner Charles Noble, der 1921 in die USA imigrierte und dort ein Netz von Fotolaboratorien aufbaute. Diese Tauschte er mit den Kamarawerkstätten Dresden-Niedersedlitz, wo er die Spiegelreflexkamera "Praktiflex" entwickelte, die den Markennahmen "Praktica" begründete. [DSCN20858.TIF&7903.JPG]20070207710MDR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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Object location | 51° 03′ 28.27″ N, 13° 49′ 09.44″ E ![]() | View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMap | ![]() |
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Image title | 07.02.2007 01324 Dresden-Weißer Hirsch: Villa "San Remo", Bergbahnstraße 12 (GMP: 51.057854,13.81929). Entworfen wurde der Neorenaissancebau von F. Berghold und, je nach Quelle, 1895 oder 1897/98 erbaut. Die sächsische Kronprinzessin Luise (1870-1947) soll die erste Hausherrin gewesen sein. Von 1938 an gehörte das Haus dem US-Amerikaner Charles Noble, der 1921 in die USA imigrierte und dort ein Netz von Fotolaboratorien aufbaute. Diese Tauschte er mit den Kamara- werkstätten Dresden-Niedersedlitz, wo er die Spiegelreflexkamera "Praktiflex" entwickelte, die den Markennahmen "Praktica" begründete. [DSCN20858.TIF&7903.JPG]20070207710MDR.JPG(c)Blobelt |
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