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The decade from 1819 to 1829 in Merano was heavily shaped by natural events such as floods and a major landslide, alongside economic and agricultural experiments like rice cultivation. At the same time, the sources reflect an ongoing documentation of administration, society, and regional welfare. Cultural and historical studies completed the picture of this era defined by tradition and crisis management.

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Haselburg Castle

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4 August 1823·Der Bote für Tirol·1819–1829·5 tags

Visit to Bozen by Crown Prince Archduke Ferdinand

In late July 1823, Crown Prince Archduke Ferdinand visited the city of Bozen during his tour of Tyrol and Vorarlberg. In addition to receptions, audiences, and an excursion to Haselburg Castle, he visited the church in Gries, the Gugler dye works, as well as local schools and administrative offices.

  • Bozen
  • Gries
  • Haselburg Castle
  • Royal visit
  • Kaiserjäger
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