File:Frankfurt Altstadt-Huehnermarkt-1900.jpg

Hühnermarkt in der Frankfurter Altstadt, Fotografie um 1900, Scan von einem Offsetdruck um die Jahrhundertwende.

Ganz links im Bild das Haus Eichhorn (Hausanschrift: Markt 24), gefolgt von der Goldenen Schere (Hausanschrift: Markt 22 / Hinter dem Lämmchen 1). Unterbrochen von der Gasse Hinter dem Lämmchen geht es mit dem Haus zum Esslinger (Hausanschrift: Hinter dem Lämmchen 2 / Neugasse 3) weiter.

Östlich davon erstreckt sich die Neugasse, an die das Haus Flechte (Hausanschrift: Markt 20) und das um die Ecke geführte Haus Schildknecht (Hausanschrift: Markt 18)anschliesst.

Ganz rechts im Bild ist das klassizistische Haus Kleines Seligeneck (Hausanschrift: Markt 16) angeschnitten, das in den 1930er Jahren wieder durch einen Neubau ersetzt wurde.

Urheberrechtliche Ansprüche dürften aufgrund des Alters erloschen sein, der nachweisliche Photograph, Carl Friedrich Fay, starb 1918 und ist somit mehr als 70 Jahre tot.

Carl Friedrich Fay  (1853–1918)
Description	German merchant, photographer and publisher
Date of birth/death	17 December 1853	22 September 1918
Location of birth/death	Frankfurt	Geisa
Work period	from circa 1877 date QS:P,+1877-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902 until 1911
Work location	Frankfurt
Authority file	: Q18507971 VIAF: 45466640 ISNI: 0000000035895706 LCCN: n2007020381 GND: 132569868 WorldCat

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