Friday, April 23, 2010
Pension Düsselmann, Bad Nauheim
During my recent trip to Germany, I visited the spa town of Bad Nauheim, where my great-aunt and great-grandmother used to live, for the first time in nearly 30 years. My great-aunt, Esther Düsselmann, used to have a bed & breakfast which around 1973 looked like this:
On my visit I was pleased to find out that the people who bought the house in the 1980s have renovated it very nicely and are still using it (as offices):
Only the garden looks as messy as ever, so I had to take the picture from the side, as the house is barely visible from the front.
Bad Nauheim is of course famous for the early 20th century spa buildings:
... and for the fact that Elvis resided there during his military service in nearby Friedberg:
PS More about the Düsselmann family is to be found in this blog entry and in the links therein.
Labels:
architecture,
düsselmann,
familyhistory,
germany,
photo,
pop,
travel
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