File:Ihmebrücke Hannover Linden Schwarzer Bär (ca. vor 1890) , Blick auf die erste Villa Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves, später Lederfabrik August Söhlmann und photographisches Atelier mehrerer Fotografen, später Capitol-Hochhaus.jpg

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Deutsch: An der Stelle des heutigen Capitol-Hochhauses am Schwarzen Bären in Hannover-Linden hatte sich der königlich hannoversche Hofarchitekt Georg Ludwig Friedrich Laves seine erste eigene Villa erbaut, direkt an der Ihme-Brücke am Eingang der seinerzeit vor der Industrialisierung als Villen-Vorort geplanten, späteren Industriestadt Linden. Nach dem Bau der - heutigen - Laveshauses wurde die erste Villa ab ca. 1833 von der Lederfabrik August Söhlmann genutzt und war Schauplatz der Aufstellung der ersten Dampfmaschine im Königreich Hannover - noch vor Georg Egestorff. Die Villa diente später auch als "Photographisches Atelier" verschiedener Fotografen. Hier im Bild ist eine der älteren Vorläuferinnen der heutigen Benno-Ohnesorg-Brücke zu sehen, im Hintergrund die Schornsteine der Mechanischen Weberei ...
Date circa 1890
date QS:P,+1890-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Source Gernot Becker, Norderstedt: http://gebe.paperstyle.de/familienstamme/b/becker-stammfolge/32-becker-ernst-august/
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