Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.

Copy from 1953/54 /

see also: House Chapel, Adlerstrasse 9

Remains of the original are in the Germanisches Nationalmuseum. The small chancel originally belonged to the house chapel at Adlerstrasse 9/corner of Hörmannsgasse (pre-war numbering); the medieval address was Am Rossmarkt (or Am alten Rossmarkt).

In 1872, the chancel was dismantled in Nuremberg and installed in the outer bailey of Wartburg Castle.