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Data Updated: 18 January 2018 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Vintage photographs of Vienna
Collections Creative industries architecture history tourism geodata Photographs German Austria
Historical photographs of the famous Ringstrasse carefully curated by the Austrian National Library for the street's 150th anniversary.
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Data Updated: 12 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Military maps and drawings from the Spanish Ministry of Defence
Collections Creative industries maps drawings history geodata Drawings Maps Spanish; Castilian Spain 18th Century 19th Century 1900-1945
A fine collection of around 3,000 18th- to 20th-century maps and drawings from the archives of the Spanish Ministry of Defence.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Dutch buildings through the ages
Collections Creative industries history tourism architecture photographs geodata Photographs Dutch; Flemish Netherlands Multiple Eras
More than 480,000 pictures (colour and black-and-white) of Dutch buildings of various kinds and different periods in time, from windmills and monasteries to train stations and shops.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Photographs of Swedish historical buildings
Collections Creative industries architecture tourism geodata photographs Photographs Swedish Sweden
A compact collection of nearly 30 colour photographs of Swedish historical buildings, from royal palaces and churches to lighthouses.
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Data Updated: 11 September 2017 Annapaula Freire de Oliveira
Photographs of buildings in Iceland
Collections Cultural Heritage Institutions architecture geodata photographs Photographs Icelandic Iceland
A collection of about 500 photographs (in colour) of buildings in Iceland, including regular houses, lighthouses, and churches, provided through CARARE. The dataset has very rich object descriptions in Icelandic.
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