File:Rolandseck.png
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English: Black and white photograph of Rolandseck and the Seven Mountains. It seems very comparable to a color photograph from 1900 in the Library of Congress of the United States, but the water is slightly lower, among other minor differences. |
| Date | published 1906 |
| Source | McClure's Magazine, February, 1906, p. 376. |
| Author | photographer not specified; scanned by Bob Burkhardt |
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| current | 15:17, 1 December 2008 | | 1,547 × 939 (1.08 MB) | Bob Burkhardt | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Black and white photograph of Rolandseck and the Seven Mountains. It seems very comparable to a color photograph from 1900 in the Library of Congress of the United States, but the water is slightly lower, among other min |
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