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Marienburg Castle is a Gothic revival castle in Lower Saxony, Germany. It is located 15 kilometres (9.3 mi) north-west of Hildesheim, and around 30 kilometres (19 mi) south of Hannover, in the municipality of Pattensen, Hannover. It was also a summer residence of the House of Welf whose flag (in the colours of yellow and white) flies on the main tower.
Zeche Hannover
Innovation und Geschichte erleben in der Burg für den Bergbau
Mit ihrem wuchtigen Malakowturm erinnert die Zeche Hannover in Bochum an eine Burg aus dem Mittelalter. Erbaut wurde sie Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Innovativ war die Fördertechnik, die hier erfunden wurde. Sie ist noch heute weltweit im Einsatz. In der Maschinenhalle dreht sich bei Schauvorführungen die große Treibscheibe der Dampffördermaschine von 1893. Sie ist das älteste Exemplar, das man im Ruhrgebiet am Originalstandort sehen kann.
Hanover colliery
Experience innovation and history in the castle for mining
With its massive Malakow tower, the Hannover colliery in Bochum is reminiscent of a castle from the Middle Ages. It was built in the middle of the 19th century. The conveyor technology that was invented here was innovative. It is still in use worldwide today. In the machine hall, the large traction sheave of the steam hoist from 1893 rotates during demonstrations. It is the oldest example that can be seen in the Ruhr area at its original location.
Nord/LB / Hanover / Lower Saxony / Germany
Album of Germany (the north): www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157712098...
An older shot from 2013 made with my first DSLR... the Canon 650D and the Sigma 17-70mm C. This lens is not the best for architecture photography... however, I still like the shot.
Hanover City Hall / Hanover / Lower Saxony / Germany
Album of Germany (the north): www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157712098...
From the series, 'If I had a series called 'things that are not necessarily what they seem to be', this would be included.'
Eastbound S11 crosses the bridge over WV 97 at Hanover, West Virginia, on their way towards Simon to run around their train for loading at Coal Mountain.
Hanover / Lower Saxony / Germany
Album of Germany (the north): www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157712098...
There's not a whole lot left to the mining town of Hanover in southwestern New Mexico. Here, SW GP40s 6798 & 9710 gently ease their short train through "downtown" under stormy skies after spending most of the day loading rail and ties. The past month or so has seen a temporary increase in train traffic on the former Santa Fe Fierro Spur, as the Southwestern Railroad has been running work trains to gather track material for a siding project near Deming. This line hadn't seen a train since shortly after a 2013 runaway accident that killed two crewmembers and ultimately led to a complete culture change on this shortline.
Zeche Hannover
Innovation und Geschichte erleben in der Burg für den Bergbau.
Mit ihrem wuchtigen Malakowturm erinnert die Zeche Hannover in Bochum an eine Burg aus dem Mittelalter. Erbaut wurde sie Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Innovativ war die Fördertechnik, die hier erfunden wurde. Sie ist noch heute weltweit im Einsatz. In der Maschinenhalle dreht sich bei Schauvorführungen die große Treibscheibe der Dampffördermaschine von 1893. Sie ist das älteste Exemplar, das man im Ruhrgebiet am Originalstandort sehen kann.
Hanover colliery
Experience innovation and history in the castle for mining.
With its massive Malakow tower, the Hannover colliery in Bochum is reminiscent of a castle from the Middle Ages. It was built in the middle of the 19th century. The conveyor technology that was invented here was innovative. It is still in use worldwide today. In the machine hall, the large traction sheave of the steam hoist from 1893 rotates during demonstrations. It is the oldest example that can be seen in the Ruhr area at its original location.
Zeche Hannover
Innovation und Geschichte erleben in der Burg für den Bergbau
Mit ihrem wuchtigen Malakowturm erinnert die Zeche Hannover in Bochum an eine Burg aus dem Mittelalter. Erbaut wurde sie Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Innovativ war die Fördertechnik, die hier erfunden wurde. Sie ist noch heute weltweit im Einsatz. In der Maschinenhalle dreht sich bei Schauvorführungen die große Treibscheibe der Dampffördermaschine von 1893. Sie ist das älteste Exemplar, das man im Ruhrgebiet am Originalstandort sehen kann.
Hanover colliery
Experience innovation and history in the castle for mining
With its massive Malakow tower, the Hannover colliery in Bochum is reminiscent of a castle from the Middle Ages. It was built in the middle of the 19th century. The conveyor technology that was invented here was innovative. It is still in use worldwide today. In the machine hall, the large traction sheave of the steam hoist from 1893 rotates during demonstrations. It is the oldest example that can be seen in the Ruhr area at its original location.
The Hanover Dam, also known as the Saugeen River Dam, is located in Hanover, Ontario. It is one of 7 dams on the main Saugeen River. The dam is made up of three large concrete steps which the water flows down. On the north side is a large concrete overflow. The south side of the river is a public trail called Karl "Speck" Wilken Park.
The Aegidien Church, named after Saint Giles to whom the church was dedicated, is a war memorial in Hanover, the capital of Lower Saxony, Germany. The church dates from 1347, when it replaced an older Romanesque church dating from 1163. It was bombed in 1943 during World War II and was not rebuilt in order to leave it in memory of the victims of the war. Inside is the "peace bell" donated by the city of Hiroshima, with which Hanover is twinned.
Yeah, I liked this place.
Power that just brought stone empties train to the Vulcan quarry returns to the yard.
Hanover, PA - 2019
While visiting Gettysburg, I spent a night or two in nearby Hanover, PA. I came upon this place and found it oddly familiar. Months later I've seen numerous versions of service center and probably before my visit as well. It's easy to see why. Small towns have a lot to offer, I always hope places like this stay preserved.
Composited from several 20" f/8 shots at ISO 200 (effective composited ISO 10 and ~400"). Foggy night tonight. Appropriate analogy for my current headspace.
Here's another Station Saturday offering, the last one from this gloomy but fun summer Saturday chase. This line must have among the highest percentage of surviving passenger stations still in their as built locations as almost any line in New England. I should tally it up sometime as I can think of a few others that could be in the running (the New Haven Berkshire Line comes to mind) but the Conn River sure might take the prize.
Anyway a rain soaked afternoon Vermont Rail System's Washington County Railroad train NPWJ (Newport to White River Junction) is southbound with two cars and two company red EMD GP38-2s, CLP 204 (blt. Oct. 1973 as SCL 528) and VTR 201 (blt. Dec. 1972 new for the VTR) at MP L99 on WACR's Connecticut River Division Lyndonville Subdivision, the former Boston and Maine Conn River Line main which dates from 1848 when the Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers Railroad built north from White River Junction.
They are passing the former Boston and Maine Hanover-Norwich Station which dates from 1884. It is so named because it sits right across the river from Hanover, NH and was the primary station serving students and faculty of Dartmouth College in Hanover. To learn more about this station and the historic but largely forgotten village of Lewiston check out this nice link:
oldroadsuppervalley.weebly.com/home/change-in-the-norwih-...
Norwich, Vermont
Saturday June 22, 2024