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Deutsch: Goldschmidtstraße, ehemals Königstraße 33. Rechts zu sehen das noch erhaltene Gebäude des ehemaligen Papierlagers und der ehemaligen Druckerei des Verlages Ernst Keil, der die erste Illustrierte Deutschlands, die "Gartenlaube", herausbrachte. Links davon das ehemalige Gebäude der Redaktion der "Gartenlaube", das mit einer Eingangstür zur Talstraße (Talstraße 7) steht. Die ehemalige Villa des Verlegers selbst, die man sich als vor dem Gebäude, also wo jetzt Parkplatz und Fußweg zum Haus sich befinden, stehend vorstellen muss, wurde im Zweiten Weltkrieg vollständig zerstört. Heute wird sowohl das noch stehende Gebäude der Druckerei als auch das links neben diesem stehende ehemalige Gebäude der Redaktion bzw des Verlages als Wohnhaus genutzt (pro Etage meist jeweils eine Wohnung, selten 2). |
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