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This photo is of two people walking through the Langgassentor in Danzig with the town hall in the background.

This photo is of Langgasse in Danzig with a view of the town hall. The Grünes Tor is in the background. There are a number of people on the street with two men in the foreground.

This is a photo of R. Thimm and Gh. W. standing on the Grüne Brücke on the Mottlau River in Danzig. To the right, the grain shipping dock has been destroyed.

This photo is of the ruins of the grain shipping facility on the Mottlau River in Danzig.

This photo is looking at a market hall on a square in Danzig which is somewhat destroyed but still in use. There is a man in the foreground and several other people in the background.

This is a view of Bentlergasse in Danzig with a view of Marienkirche (St. Mary's Church) in the background. There are many people walking along the narrow street.

This is a photo of the Great Mill in Danzig with a view of the Radunia Canal. The mill was in use from 1350 to 1945. The photo shows one end of the mill with several windows.

This is a photo of St. Trinity Church in Danzig which was built in 1431. The photo shows the nave and the sanctuary from the outside.

This photo is of the old race track at Zappat, Poland. It shows a team of horses driven by a person sitting on a wagon. There are spectators behind a fence in front of stables in the background.

This photo is a side view of a brick building at Heringskrug on the Tote Weichsel [Dead Vistula] at Breitfelde in Poland. There is a small bicycle leaning on the front step. The building has a dormer window. There is some grass in the foreground.

This photo is of the guard house of (Käsemark ?), Poland. This was also the home of Heinrich Kurland and his wife Käte [nee Wiebe] in the background. There are two tall trees beside the guard house. At one side of the photo is the high road that leads across a dam on the Vistula . Most of the photo is open space.

This photo is of the new bridge across the Weichsel [Vistula] from (Käsemark ?) to Rotebude in the background. The bridge was opened in June 1973. In the foreground are the shrubs which were planted to protect the waterfront.

This is a photo of the pontoon bridge which was built in 1938. The photo was taken at Rotebude, Poland. The bridge was in use until 1973. The photo shows the bridge across the Tote Weichsel. In the foreground are low shrubs at the waterfront. On the other side of the river are taller trees.

This photo is of a windmill built as a memorial to Johann Cornies who lived here and was born at Bärwalde. The windmill sits on top of a wooden building. The roof in the centre of the building holding the windmill is flat. The roof at either end of the building is peaked. There are large trees behind the building. (negative included) (3 copies - copy 2 is oversized)