File:Bernhard Boecker Drahtrolle.jpg
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Photographer is likely Robert Hülsberg. No attempt has been made to establish his date of death. --Polarlys (talk) 10:00, 21 March 2023 (UTC)
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Deutsch: Ausschnitt einer Postkarte von 1928. Die Boeckersche Drahtrolle war ein 1612 erbautes Fachwerkhaus, dass noch bis um 1970 hinter der Reformierten Kirche an der Langenkampstraße 1 stand (Zweites kleines Haus links hinter der Kirche). Bevor es Boecker damals übernahm war vorher darin eine Gaststätte von Conrad Tremper. Im 20. Jahrhundert wurde das Haus bis zu seinem Abriss zuletzt vom Kaufhaus Dierkes als Warenlager genutzt. |
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| Source | Ausschnitt-Scan einer Postkarte – Archiv Bärwinkel |
| Author | Unknown author, Verlag Robert Hülsberg, Hohenlimburg |
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