Zeitungsreise: Living History
During his travels through Tyrol, Archduke Stephan visits Klausen, Bozen, Gries, and Kaltern. Alongside inspections of mining maps, churches, and Sigmundskron Castle, he receives municipal authorities and marksmen companies before continuing his journey to the Nonsberg on horseback.
Detailed account of Archduke Stephan's journey through Tyrol in August 1842. Following stops in the Vinschgau, Meran, Lana, and the Passeier Valley, he crossed the Timmelsjoch into the Ötztal and eventually continued on to Vorarlberg after a stay in Innsbruck.
On the occasion of the centenary of the Meran Gymnasium, student Franz Kupperion delivers a speech of gratitude. He pays tribute to the selfless work of the teachers from Marienberg Abbey and the support of the town of Meran, looking forward with hope to the school's second century.
Address marking the close of the 1841/42 academic year at the Merano Gymnasium on the occasion of its centenary under the direction of the Benedictines of Marienberg. The text recounts the impoverished town's revival from the 1720s onward through the establishment of the school, Johann Rufin's endowment, and the contributions of Abbots Johann Murr and Beda Hillebrand.
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