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Date
1945-03-07
Creation Date
2008-06-13
Description
Black & White photograph taken March 7, 1945, of a view of the bomb-damaged Cologne Cathedral (Kölner Dom, officially Hohe Domkirche St. Peter und Maria), buildings, and the Hindenburg Bridge along the Rhine River in Cologne, Germany. On the back of the photo is typewritten, " ETO HQ 45 18280 7 MAR CREDIT...US ARMY SIGNAL CORPS PHOTOG...TEC 5 W.B. ALLEN - 165 VIEW OF THE RHINE SHOWING WRECKED HINDENBURG BRIDGE; TAKEN FROM STEEPLE OF THE CATHEDRAL AT COLOGNE, GERMANY, AFTER THE FALL OF THE CITY TO UNITS OF THE FIRST U.S. ARMY. NOTE DAMAGED WING OF CATHEDRAL IN FOREGROUND. (C) FUSA. COLOGNE, GERMANY."
Digital Collection
Arnold Clayton Watkins World War II Photograph Collection, 1942-1945
Collection Number
SpC MS 0006
Finding Aid
https://digitalcommons.pittstate.edu/fa/3/
Object Type
Photograph
Image Format
Still Image
Location
Europe--Germany--North Rhine-Westphalia--Cologne;
Publisher Digital
Pittsburg State University, Kansas, Axe Library, Special Collections
Rights
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Keywords
World War (1939-1945)--Aerial operations, American--Photographs, United States--Army Air Forces--History--Photographs, United States--Army--History--Photographs, World War (1939-1945)--Germany--Photographs, Cologne (Germany)--History--Photographs, Bridges--Germany--Cologne--Photographs, Buildings--Germany--Cologne--Photographs, Cathedrals--Germany--Cologne--Photographs, Rhine River--History--Photographs
Notes
Pittsburg State University, Special Collections, 6, Watkins, Arnold Clayton, Envelope 8, 22. Contributed by Joan F. Watkins.