Wrocław: Hala Stulecia |
Country: Poland (Polska) Voivodship: Województwo Dolnośląskie City: Wrocław (Breslau) Location: ul. Zygmunta Wróblewskiego / ul. Wystawowa 1 Multi-purpose hall, built 1911-1913 as "Jahrhunderthalle" [Centennial Hall] by Max Berg with Richard Konwiarz. Opened 10 Mar 1913 with Gerhart Hauptmann's "Festspiel in deutschen Reimen". At the time of its building, the hall had the largest unsupported dome in the world. After World War II renamed "Hala Ludowa" [People's Hall], later renamed "Hala Stulecia" [Centennial Hall]. Capacity: 6,000 seats (or 20,000 standing). Links: www.halastulecia.pl, Wikipedia |
Front Text: "Breslau - Jahrhunderthalle" Publisher: Kunstverlag Bruno Scholz, Breslau; Nr. 589 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Jahrhunderthalle. Eisenbeton. Grösste bisherige Kuppelspannung 67 m", "Ausstellung zur Jahrhundertfeier der Freiheitskriege Breslauz 1913" Publisher: Verlag Th. Lichtenberg, Breslau; Amtliche Postkarte Nr. 10 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Breslau to Rudolstadt, 1913 |
Reverse Text: "Hauptrestaurant mit Jahrhunderthalle. Erbauer: Stadtbaurat Berg", "Ausstellung zur Jahrhundertfeier der Freiheitskriege Breslauz 1913" Publisher: Verlag Th. Lichtenberg, Breslau; Amtliche Postkarte Nr. 16 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Das schöne Breslau - An der Jahrhunderthalle (van Hout)" [Oskar van Hout] Publisher: Verlag von Wilh. Gottl. Korn, Breslau; Offizielle Karte des Verkehrs-Vereins Breslau e. V. Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Breslau to Berlin, 1931 |
Front Text: "Breslau - Jahrhunderthalle" Publisher: Hansa Luftbild; Nr. 123 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Vöcklabruck (Austria) to Wartberg an der Krems (Austria), 1939 |
Front Text: "Breslau Jahrhunderthalle" Reverse Text: "Nach dem Original von Franz Huth, Weimar", on adhesive label: "Deutsches Turn- u. Sportfest Breslau 1938" Publisher: Foto Druck u. Klischees Wilh. Gottl. Korn, Breslau Size: Modern Not sent. |
Revere Text: "Breslau - Jahrhunderthalle" Publisher: Foto u. Kunstverlag Bruno Scholz, Breslau; Nr. 134 Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Sent: from Breslau to Wien (Austria), 1943 |
Reverse Text: "Breslau Jahrhunderthalle. Kuppelraum" Publisher: Verlag Alfred Oemler, Berlin Type: Divided Back Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Wrocław, Hala Ludowa" Handwritten Reverse Text: dated 1954 Type: Real Photo Size: Classic Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Schlesien - Breslau, Jahrhunderthalle" Size: Modern Sent: from Ebingen (Germany) to Tübingen (Germany), 1965 |
Reverse Text: "Wrocław, Hala Ludowa" Publisher: Biuro Wydawnicze Ruch; 36-3678/II/67, z 5/67 M-55 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Reverse Text: "Wrocław, Hala Ludowa" Publisher: Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza Size: Modern Sent: from Frankfurt am Main (Germany) to Köln (Germany), 1980 |
Reverse Text: "Wrocław, Hala Ludowa" Publisher: Krajowa Agencja Wydawnicza; 87-527/I T-104 II-3/779/83/S Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Wrocław", "Hala Stulecia" Reverse Text: "Wrocław Hala Stulecia, Breslau Jahrhunderthalle, Wroclaw Centennial Hall" Publisher: Worldmedia; Z0301 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Wrocław" Reverse Text: "Wrocław Hala Stulecia, Breslau Jahrhunderthalle, Wroclaw Centennial Hall" Publisher: Worldmedia; Z0226 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Wrocław, Hala Stulecia" Reverse Text: "Wrocław, Pergola, Hala Stulecia, Iglica, Wnętrze Hali Stulecia - Breslau, Pergola, Jahrhunderthalle, spitze Stahlnadel, Innenansicht der Jahrhunderthalle - Wroclaw, Pergola, Centennial Hall, Iglica, Centennial Hall-interior" Publisher: Worldmedia; Z0179 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Front Text: "Wrocław - Wratislava - Budorgis - Breslau - Brassel - Vratislav - Boroszló" [Note: Budorgis is actually the Latin name of Brzeg, it should be Vratislavia for Wrocław] Reverse Text: "Ryszard Kaja - Wrocław, plakat uz serii POLSKA" Publisher: Galeria Plakatu, Wrocław; 2013 Size: 12.2 x 17.3 cm Not sent. |
Front Text: "UNESCO World Heritage Site", "Hala Stulecia - Centennial Hall" Reverse Text: "Designer: Max Berg. Built: 1913. Listes as a UNESCO WHS in 2006" Publisher: House of Postcards; HoP635 Size: Modern Not sent. |
Permanent link: https://www.andreas-praefcke.de/carthalia/id/610 |