#kolnerdom

[berikanur]

[simonbode]

#foggy #nightshotsofcities #m240 #love #contemporaryphotography #artphotography #ontheroad #travelgram #travel #urban #wanderlust #fineartphotography #minimal #minimalperfection #symmetricalmonsters #leica #monichrom #blackandwhite #koln #kolnergram #ksta #urban #myfeatureshot #kolnerdom #waschküche #ksta (hier: Cologne, Germany)

[simonbode]

#home #nightshotsofcities m240 #love #contemporaryphotography #artphotography #ontheroad #travelgram #travel #urban #wanderlust #fineartphotography #minimal #minimalperfection #symmetricalmonsters #leica #monichrom #blackandwhite #koln #kolnergram #ksta #urban #myfeatureshot #kolnerdom #waschküche #ksta (hier: Cologne, Germany)

[tomdebohrar]

Postkarte aus Köln . . #graffiti #kolnerdom #herkulesberg #betonart #summerinthecity #coolplacesofcologne #abridgetothecity #differentviewsofthecity (hier: Brücke zum Herkulesberg) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBx7672lKbQ/?igshid=1afqffrp3ldvc

[dianiilov]

Colonia, me has sorprendido y llenado de ilusión. Tu gente, tu historia, tu gastronomía y tus rincones tan especiales me han dado un chute de energía muy especial 🖤❤️💛 . . . . #unamexicanaenmadrid #köln #kolnerdom #coloniaalemania #colonia #viajesinesperados #lugaresconencanto #luckyme (en Köln Dom Katedral) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8OWrGbCaR81t_E5ZFh-RX8I8ZwFVbYAL16cGI0/?igshid=14tzwi321rhqx

[rikbsc]

Cologne ❤😍 #kathedraal #Cologne #kolnerdom #Köln #love #TFLers #tweegram #photooftheday #20likes #amazing #smile #follow4follow #like4like #look #instalike #igers #picoftheday #food #instadaily #instafollow #followme #iphoneonly #instagood #bestoftheday #instacool #instago #follow #webstagram #colorful #style (en Köln, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/B40RKasCRQF/?igshid=zb49kvom2i39

[teduslie]

157m height / 533 steps (another 533 steps coming down) / 100 litres of sweat later #KolnerDom #Koln #Cologne #ShotOnOneplus7Pro #ShotOnOneplus #nofilter (at Kölner Dom - die offizielle Seite) https://www.instagram.com/p/B32Qa30nDxV/?igshid=1rlc0yhc5s7ge

[fromthesomewhere]

Beyond the Occupation - Sights of Köln, Germany

In Fred Baragar’s letter of 14 December 1918, we learn that the Canadians of the First Division had "entered the city of Cologne” and crossed the Rhine on 13 December 1918 as part of the armistice occupation activities.

Fred would spend several days in that region, and a Christmas card home to Canada that year featured the names of the officers of the fourth battery (including Fred) behind a cover emblazoned with a silhouette of Köln’s famous cathedral - the Kölner Dom (watch for the card on From The Somewhere over Christmas!).

We hope that the photographs shown here - images of the Köln Cathedral’s interior and exterior, as well as a river view - give our readers a sense of the sights that many Canadian soldiers would have seen in mid-December 1918. Particularly noteworthy, given the Christmas season, are the tombs for the remains of the “Three Wise Men” housed in the Cathedral, two of which are shown above. 

**Photographs taken by Tyyne Petrowski in 2005.**