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There are about 200 waterfalls in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. A few are quite large, but most are medium-sized to small. One of the most picturesque falls is Wagner Falls, just South of Munising.
The Wagner Creek cascades over several small levels for a total drop of about 20 feet (6.1m). The 21-acre site is a State Park, but there are no facilities there; only the beautiful falls.
Exposure was difficult for this picture as one half was in bright sunlight, and the other side was in deep shadow.
Wagner Falls is a waterfall on Wagner Creek near Munising, in Alger County, Upper Michigan. They are in the Wagner Falls Scenic Site, a Michigan State Parkof the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
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Stadtbahnstation auf quadratischem Grundriss, Entwurf 1894 ...
Otto Koloman Wagner; 13 July 1841 – 11 April 1918) was an Austrian architect and urban planner.
He was a leading member of the Vienna Secession movement of architecture, founded in 1897, and the broader
Art Nouveau
movement. Many of his works are found in his native city of Vienna, and illustrate the rapid evolution of architecture during the period.
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A pair of YN2 GE's lead a loaded coal train down the Big Sandy at West End Wagner on a Wintry afternoon.
Munising, Michigan
Wagner Falls is nestled amongst virgin pine and hemlock trees. There is a small parking area and a half-mile trail with an observation deck overlooking the falls. Wagner Creek falls over a stratum of erosion-resistant dolomite in order to flow into a shallow gorge containing the Anna River. The Anna, soon afterwards, flows northward into Lake Superior.
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In der Nähe von Graupa, wo Richard Wagner während seiner Arbeit an der Oper Lohengrin wohnte, befindet sich im Liebethaler Grund das größte Richard-Wagner-Denkmal der Welt, ein Wallfahrtsort für viele Wagnerianer.
Das Denkmal stellt Wagner als Gralsritter dar. Zu seinen Füßen sind fünf Figuren dargestellt, die die Elemente seiner Musik verkörpern: das sphärische, das lyrische, das dramatische, das dionysische und das dämonische. Die Figuren aus Bronze sind über vier Meter hoch, zusammen mit dem Sandsteinsockel hat das Denkmal eine Höhe von 12,5 m.
Das Denkmal wurde 1911/12 vom Bildhauer und Maler Richard Guhr entworfen. Er war Professor für Monumentalkunst an der Akademie Dresden und leidenschaftlicher Wagnerianer. Ursprünglich sollte das Denkmal im Großen Garten in Dresden aufgestellt werden, der Ausbruch des Ersten Weltkrieges und die Wirtschaftskrise ließen es jedoch in Vergessenheit geraten.
Wagnerfreunde entdeckten das Denkmal in den 30er Jahren wieder und ließen es an seinem heutigen Standort an der Wesenitz errichten. Die Familie Staude, damals Besitzer der Lochmühle im Liebethaler Grund, wo Wagner 1846 Teile seiner Opern Lohengrin und Tannhäuser schrieb, stellte das Grundstück dafür kostenlos zur Verfügung, Richard Guhr finanzierte den Aufbau des Denkmals und den Sandsteinsockel. Am 21. Mai 1933, dem 50. Todestag Wagners, wurde das Denkmal enthüllt und war damit das erste Wagnerdenkmal in Sachsen.
Near Graupa, where Richard Wagner lived while working on the opera Lohengrin, the Liebethaler Grund is home to the largest Richard Wagner monument in the world, a place of pilgrimage for many Wagnerians.
The monument depicts Wagner as a Knight of the Grail. At his feet are five figures that embody the elements of his music: the spherical, the lyrical, the dramatic, the Dionysian and the demonic. The bronze figures are over four meters high, and together with the sandstone base, the monument is 12.5 m high.
The monument was designed in 1911/12 by the sculptor and painter Richard Guhr. He was a professor of monumental art at the Dresden Academy and a passionate Wagnerian. The monument was originally intended to be erected in the Great Garden in Dresden, but the outbreak of the First World War and the economic crisis caused it to be forgotten.
Wagner friends rediscovered the monument in the 1930s and had it erected at its current location on the Wesenitz. The Staude family, then owners of the Lochmühle in Liebethaler Grund, where Wagner wrote parts of his operas Lohengrin and Tannhäuser in 1846, made the property available free of charge, and Richard Guhr financed the construction of the monument and the sandstone base. The monument was unveiled on May 21, 1933, the 50th anniversary of Wagner's death, making it the first Wagner monument in Saxony.
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CSX L139 continues its southward journey at the Wagner Road grade crossing, midway between Shippensburg and Chambersburg. In a few minutes, they will reach the Pennsylvania and Southern interchange adjacent to Letterkenny Army Depot.
Coal Empties bound for Coal Run Yard make their way under the Wagner cantilever to ultimately load at Goff
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Az 1813-ban született Giuseppe Verdi és Richard Wagner emlékére az ÖBB egy 2 oldalú mozdonnyal emlékezik meg a két zeneszerzőről. A képen az új mozdony halad első vonatával az EC 87-el Brennero felé.
ÖBB 1216 019 "Giuseppe Verdi & Richard Wagner" going form München Hbf to Verona at St.Jodok with EC 87.
Der neue "Taurus" Star "Verdi and Wagner" fährt von München Hbf nach Verona bei St.Jodok mit EC 87.
Wagner is on the Hi-Line and also a canal of the Milk River Irrigation Project. A boomtown in the early days of that project.
Wagner, Montana
Otto Wagner‘s Villa in Wien Hütteldorf / Wien Penzing.
- Built in the late 1880s for Otto Wagner’s own use.
- The artist Ernst Fuchs (1930-2015) acquired the villa in 1972.
- Beautiful exterior and fully-renovated interior.
- Today the villa houses the Ernst Fuchs Museum.
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1943 continues its' journey west through the town of Schuyler with the Wagner Mills elevators in the Background.
The Lake and a woodland path at Wagner Cove in Central Park with views of the San Remo and Beresford apartment buildings..
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad E8 9941B at an unknown location on May 6, 1965, Kodachrome by Hol Wagner. The slide mount is marked "Combined DZ & CZ Due To Miss. River Flooding".
Per festeggiare i 200 anni dalla nascita dei due compositori, le ferrovie austriache ÖBB hanno vestito la 1216.019 con una livrea commemorativa.
La foto ritrae la locomotiva durante il suo primo impiego in Italia il 10 Agosto 2013, titolare dell'EC87 per Venezia Santa Lucia, qui presso Masi d'Avio
ÖBB 1216.019, with the special Wagner-Verdi livery, passes at Masi d'Avio with the EC87 to Venezia Santa Lucia
Wilhelm Richard Wagner.
Born-22 May 1813,Died – 13 February 1883.
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