Mannheim: Rosengarten |
Country: Germany (Deutschland) State: Baden-Württemberg City: Mannheim Location: Friedrichsplatz Concert hall and congress complex, built 1899-1903 by Bruno Schmitz in a neo-baroque variety of Jugendstil, chosen as a reference to Mannheim's cultural heyday under Kurfürst Carl Theodor. Originally, the complex comprised two buildings: The "Festhalle" at the north side of the Friedrichsplatz (containing the "Musensaal" hall, also used as "Neues Theater" by the Nationaltheater Mannheim ensemble, up to 1390 seats) and the "Nibelungensaal" (located behind the "Festhalle") with 3600 seats, the biggest concert hall in Germany at the time of its opening in 1903. Destroyed by bombs on 24 Sep 1943. Subsequently "Festhalle" exterior rebuilt to the original plans with a mondernized interior. 1972-1974 addition of a new concert hall ("Mozartsaal", 2300 seats) by Karl and Wilhelm Schmucker on the former site of the "Nibelungensaal". The complex is currently used as a congress centre, for classical and popular concerts, and for touring opera, operetta and musical performances. Links: www.rosengarten-mannheim.de, Wikipedia |
Front Text: "Festhalle - Mannheim." Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Markolsheim im Elsass (= Marckolsheim, France), 1902 |
Picture: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz; background: tower of Nibelungensaal Front Text: "Mannheim, Städt. Festhalle Rosengarten" Publisher: Verlag von Zeuler & Vogel Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Weimar, 1904 |
Picture: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz Front Text: "Mannheim Rosengarten" Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Vallendar, 1905 |
Picture: Friedrichsplatz, above right: Rosengarten Front Text: "Mannheim, Friedrichsplatz mit Wasserturm und Rosengarten" Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Rain am Lech, 1908 |
Picture: Festhalle portal with Beethoven relief Front Text: "Mannheim, Portal am Rosengarten" Handwritten Front Text: mentioning a performance of Strauss's opera "Salome" at the Hoftheater Publisher: Dr. Tenkle Co., Leipzig, 1904; 23390 Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: to Straßburg, [stamp and postmark removed] |
Front Text: "Mannheim", "Musensaal. Blick auf die Bühne" Type: Undvided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Philippsburg, 1905 |
Front Text: "Musensaal" Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Rosengarten" Publisher: Verlag Josef Hepp, Mannheim 1907 No. 24002 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Picture: Nibelungensaal Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Rosengarten v. Osten" Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Front Text: "Rosengarten. Nibelungensaal nach der Orgel zu" Publisher: Stadtgemeinde Mannheim; 69590 Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Hühnerfeld, Post Sulzbach/Saar, 1904 |
Front Text: "Mannheim Rosengarten - Nibelungensaal, Blick auf die Orgel" Type: Undivided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Mittelhausen (Thüringen), 1905 |
Advertisement Stamp Front Text: "Rosengarten", "Mannheim" Publisher: Rhein. Verkehrs-Verein, Coblenz |
Front Text: "Teilansicht von Mannheim, Rosengarten" Publisher: Luftbildaufnahme der Badisch-Pfälzischen Luft-Hansa A.-G., Mannheim; 6433 Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Sent: from Mannheim to Gifhorn, 1936 |
Picture: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz Reverse Text: "Mannheim - Rosengarten" Publisher: Postkarten-Verlag Erich BAuer, Karlsruhe; Nr. M 954 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz Reverse Text: "6800 Mannheim - Kongresszentrum Rosengarten" Publisher: Werbeverlag R. Gorzsinski, Mannheim Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: left, in the foreground:Mozartsaal; right, in the background: Festhalle (rear view) Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Neuer Rosengarten" Publisher: Jaenecke-Verlag, Schifferstadt; Col-Nr. 71 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: left:Mozartsaal; right above: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz; right below: Mozartsaal
Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Kongreß- und Veranstaltungszentrum 'Rosengarten'. Haupteingang mit Jugendstilfassade. Außen- und Innenansicht vom neuen Mozartsaal für 2300 Personen. - The Mozart Room (interior and exterior) in the 'Rosengarten'. Conference Centre, also the Main Entrance (Jugendstil - stile of the turn of the century)." Publisher: Verkehrsverein Mannheim e. V. Size: Modern Not sent. |
Picture: Festhalle, view from Friedrichsplatz Reverse Text: "Mannheim, Jugendstilanlage Friedrichplatz" Publisher: Buch Kober, Mannheim Size: Modern Not sent. |
Postmark ("400 Jahre Maimarkt Mannheim", 2 May 2013) |
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