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Category:1910s architecture in Bonn

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Subcategories

This category has the following 19 subcategories, out of 19 total.

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1910s houses in Bonn (10 C)

C

Clara-Schumann-Gymnasium (6 F)

F

Friedrich-Ebert-Straße 25 (Bonn) (3 F)

H

Hohenzollernplatz 3 (Bonn) (1 F)
Hotel Rheinland (Bad Godesberg) (3 F)

M

Moltkestraße 58–60 (Bonn) (2 F)
Museum Koenig (4 C, 24 F)

P

Pestkapelle (Schweinheim) (4 F)
Plittersdorfer Straße 178 (Bonn) (1 F)

R

Rheinallee 2a (Bonn) (1 F)
Rheinallee 26 (Bonn) (1 F)

S

Sternstraße 19 (Bonn) (1 F)

Z

Zierbrunnen Denglerstraße/Beethovenallee (Bad Godesberg) (3 F)

Media in category "1910s architecture in Bonn"

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