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Deutsch: Flurplan des Anwesens des Zachary Hochschild (1854–1912) in Eppenhain im Taunus, Großherzogtum Hessen, Deutsches Reich. Der Plan markiert die Grundstücksgrenzen des Anwesens, das aus 4 verschiedenen Flurstücken zusammengesetzt ist. Das Landhaus Hochschild, das zeitgenössisch nie als Villa bezeichnet worden ist, sondern als Die Höhe bzw. mundartlich als Die Höh’, ist die schwarz schraffierte Struktur unterhalb des Schriftzuges Atzelberg in der Mitte dieses Flurplan-Ausschnitts. Links und rötlich schraffiert ist der Gutshof des Anwesens. Man erkennt zudem die Lage des oberhalb der beiden Gebäude am Hang errichteten Aussichtstempels. Die unregelmäßigen streifigen Strukturen im unteren Bereich des Flurplanausschnitts und links oben stellen landwirtschaftlich genutzte Ackerflächen dar, die nicht zum Anwesen zählten.
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Source Stadtarchiv Kelkheim, Julian Wirth
Author Vereidigter Landmesser Otto Faust, Frankfurt am Main; ggf. zusammen mit Architekt Otto Bäppler (1868–1922), Frankfurt am Main

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