Category:1920s architecture in Solingen

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Subcategories

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

A

Adolf-Clarenbach-Straße 30 (Solingen) (1 F)
August-Dicke-Schule (1 C, 16 F)

B

F

Feuerwehrsiedlung Ohligs (2 C)

G

Garnisonstraße 26 (Solingen) (4 F)
Gasstraße 54 (Solingen) (5 F)

H

Hallenbad Ohligs (3 F)

K

Kölner Str. 47 (2 F)
Kölner Straße 49, 51 (Solingen) (1 F)

M

Mausoleum Ernst Hammesfahr (1 C, 20 F)

N

Neuenkamper Straße 29 (Solingen) (3 F)

P

Palmenstraße 13 (Solingen) (2 F)

S

Jahnkampfbahn Wald (1 C, 3 F)
Stöcken 17 (Solingen) (5 F)

U

Untenrüden 59 (Solingen) (4 F)

W

Weegerhof (1 C, 1 F)

Z

Zwillingswerk Solingen (11 F)

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