File:Heilbronn - Rathaus 19700405.jpg
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English: The Heilbronn city hall was built in its current form in the 1580s. It was totally destroyed in World War II. The rebuilt Rathaus was opened in 1954. The building is used largely for ceremonial purposes. The work of city government is in the much larger annex, a portion of which is at the right of the photo. |
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| Author | Roger Wollstadt from Sarasota, Florida, U.S.A. |
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