File:Frankfurt Am Main-Weissfrauenkirche-Anlage mit Garten des Weissen Hirschs nach Westen aus der Vogelschau-Reiffenstein-1872.png
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English: Frankfurt on the Main: Weissfrauenkirche (St. Mary Magdalene's Church) with cloister complex and Weisser Hirsch (White Stag) with its garden between Weissfrauenstraße (St. Mary Magdalene's Street) and Grosser Hirschgraben (Great Stag Ditch) as seen to the west from an bird's eye view
Deutsch: Frankfurt am Main: Weißfrauenkirche und Klosteranlage sowie Weißer Hirsch mit Garten zwischen Weißfrauenstraße und Großer Hirschgraben, aus der Vogelschau von Westen gesehen |
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| Source | Hermann Dechent: Kirchengeschichte von Frankfurt am Main seit der Reformation. Erster Band. Kesselringsche Hofbuchhandlung (E. v. Mayer), Frankfurt am Main und Leipzig 1913 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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