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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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........... 180 120 80 2 horse 1 4 ho se In Switzerland. carriage ca riage Francs j Francs 1 . From Innsbruck, to Tarasp in 2 days . : . . 200 300 ' 2 . From Landeck to Tarasp in 1 day . . . » . 100 180 3 . From Innsbruck to Samaden by Martinsbruck in 3 days ........ 300 420 4 . From Landeck to Samaden by Martinsbruck, in 2 days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . 200 340 5 . From Innsbruck bv Fluelenpass fo Loire in 4 days 400 600 6 . From Landeck by Fluelenpass to Coire in 3 days 320 540 7. From

Innsbruck to Trafoi in 2 days . . 220 440 8 . From Landeck to Trafoi in 2 days , . 140 240 ' 9 . From Innsbruck to Bormio by Stelvio in 4 days 320 520 io. From' Landeck to Bormio by Stelvio in 3 days 240 400 .ii. From Innsbruck ■ to Samaden by Stelvio Bormio in 6 days.,' . 1 ... and 440 ‘ 660 12 . From Landeck to Samaden by Stelvio a mio in 5 days . . . ... . ' Bor- 360 580 13 . From Innsbruck to Sondrio by Stelvio and Bor- ■ mio in 4 'days- . . . . ... . .. . . . 400 640. 14 . From Landeck to Sondrio

by Stelvio and Bor- mio in 4 davs . . . .. . . . . . 320 520 15 . From Innsbruck to Coire, by P’instermünz, Stel vio, Sondrio,.Ghiavenna, Splügen, Thusis in 8 days 660 980 16 . From Landeck to Coire, by Finstermünz, Stel- vio, Sondrio, Chiaverma, Splügen, Thusis in ' “J OQV& » « « * » » • * • . * • * « ', « ' » * 560 860 17 . From Innsbruck to Coire, by Finstermünz, Stel- vio, Sondrio, Berninapass, Samaden, Albula, Sqhienpass, Thusis in 8 days . . . . . . 1 660 , 980 ' 5

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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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860 21. From Innsbruck to Coire, by Finstermünz, Stel- vio, Berninapass, Samaden, Moloya, Chiavenna, Splügen and the Via-Mala in 9 days 780 1120 22. From Landeck to Coire, by Finstermünz, Stel- vio, Berninapass, Samaden, Moloya, Chiavenna, Splügen and the Via-Mala in 8 days ..... 680 1040 ■23. From Innsbruck, Landeck, Finstermünz, Mals to Sernetz, Samaden, by the Ofenpass in 4 days 24. From Landeck, Finstermünz, Mals tö Sernetz, 340 480 Samaden by Ofenpass in 2 days and a half. . | 240 400 [Kronen

1 Kronen 25. From Innsbruck, Landeck, by Finstermünz, Stel- • vio, back to Meran in 5 days . . ...... 26. From Landeck by Finstermünz, Stelvio, back 260 400 tb Meran in 3 days and a half . . . , . . . 180 300 27. From Innsbruck by Mals to Meran in 3 days . 200 320 28. From Landeck by Mals to Meran in 2 days . 140 240 G Driver’s fee is fixed at io°/ 0 of carriage fare. 1 Krone — 50 Kreuzer ö. W. , - ' <1

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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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From Landeck to Stilfserjoch-Engadin Salden, Trafoi, Bormio, Meran, Schuls-Tarasp, St, Moritz, Pontresina. — Shortest and flneit route over the Finstenaiinz-pass and. by Reechen-Sebeideck. 4'iiäail-coaches daily- vice. versa. Hotel Post, Landeck, Tyrol. Hotel of old renown, completely rebuilt- with MO rooms and saloons, mostly with balcony ore opening on galleries. Billard, reading saloon, ladies-saloon. Gold and warm baths on each floor. Post and telegraph at the Hotel. Extrapost without

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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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. particulai'ly reduced prices. (W) Th. SuppenpoSer, proprietor. r: {; ; t 1.8*0', -mi5'hbbv4;-- 0 wsl ^> I e vei; Oft 4 b. from Landeck, 4 h. from Schult-Tarasp, 8 h. from Sulden-Trafoi. .■ -*fr? W-.'-A ,-4'iuX y'-Vt-.y^ 45 rooms, mostlywith balconies, large dining-hall, veranda. Ml .iiiiiiri'"iatls ( : ™ s -~ ! inthe house.: ages in ever y direc AA:tati . . Pension Villa Firistermiinz, w ■ Perfectly hew furnished with every comfort. , ' ■ ■■; 30 rooms arid saloons» balconies arid sapdsri'W

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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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-class Hotel. Situhted in thè centre of the Cure-park, refurnished with the highest comfort Electric light Reading-, smoking- and billiard-rooms. Telephone. Corridors and halls heated. Exquisite kitchen. Omnibus not necessary. Very appropriate for passengers too. Moderate charges. (ivky A. Slanina. j# watering place and cure-establishment 4 k. distant from ike railway-station ; LANDECK and situated tn the middle of a magnificent fine-wood,. 188s m. above sea-level, open for travellers from July

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Author: Coursen, Charlotte H. ; Reinhart, J. [Hrsg.] / by C. H. C. Souvenir presented to his guest by J. Reinhart

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and inlaid pistols, rifles, guns, powder-horns, poniards, helmets -— especially fine is a morvin by Karl Schurf of Schonwirth. The windows are decoratetf with old painted glass. Archaeology : Antiquities found chiefly in Tyrol. Rhaetian, Roman, and Germanie specimens. From the urn burial ground at Matrei t fragments of an ornamented bronze situia, with Etruscan inscrip tion. Front Brixen and Innicherberg, Roman statuettes. From Kron- burg, near Landeck, bronze sacrificial knife. From Hotting

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1856

Sight-seeing in Germany and the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855

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Subject heading: g.Deutschland ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Österreich ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1855

distanno being probably twenty-five English miles from tbe Finstermünz Pass. It was my original Intention to bave stopped for tbe night at Landeck j but finding that tbe public conveyanees on tbe following day were not suitable as to time, I yielded to the temptation of a stellwagen about to start for tbe onward journey to Feldkirch, and loft tbe place in about half an hour after I reacbed it. By tbis arrangement, I was enabled to accomplish wbat I bad most at beart, tbat is, to pass througli

tbe scenery by day and not by night ; although I thereby sacrificed the few Sigbts tbat Landeck bas to show. But, indeed, tbe great Sigbts of Landeck, as of so many otber places in tbe Tyrol, are not wbat is within its walls, but wbat surrounds them ; and tbese I was enabled to see and to enjoy, as well as if I bad delayed my journey anotber day. Landeck is situai.cd on tbe banks of tbe Inn, at tbe point whereit is joined by tbe Sanna, and wbereit takes a sudden turn from its previous course

of tbe eminences overhauging it, namely, the Schloss Landeck, and tbe ancient fortress of Schroffensiein, Landeck bas an elevati on of 2643 feet above tbe sea- levcl, being lower than Finstermünz by abont 450 feet, and higher than Innsbruck by about 850. My propose being now to leave tbe Tyrol, and to

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1874

¬The¬ valleys of Tyrol : their traditions and customs and how to visit them

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Author: Busk, Rachel Harriett / by R. H. Busk

Publisher: Longmans Green

Physical description: XXIX, 453 S. : Ill., Kt.

Subject heading: g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1874

Location mark: II A-4.091

Intern ID: 155537

history we must make acquaintance furtber on, baci a bouse bere wkicb still contains some eurious mural paintings. Landeck 1 is an important thriving little town, witli tbe Inn flowing tbrongh its midst. It bas two fine remains of ancient castles : Schloss Landeck, now used partly as a hospice ; and Schloss Sehr ofenstein, of difficult accese, barinted by a knight, wbo gave too ready ear to tbe ealumnies of a rejected suitor of bis wife, and must wand er round its precincts wringing

bis fettered bands and crying ‘ Woe ! ’ On tbe slope of tbe bill crowned by Schloss Landeck Stands tbe parish cburch. Its first foundation dates from tbe fifteenth Century, when a Landecker named Henry and bis wife Eva, having lost tbeir two cliildren in a forest, on vow- ing a ebnreb in bononr of tbe Blessed Virgin, met a bear and a wolf each carrying one of tbe cliildren teli ci erly on its back. It bas a double-bnlbed tower of mueb later date, and it was restored witb considerable care a few years back

; but many important parta re maki in eben original condition, including some early sculpture. In tbe churchyard are two important monu menta, one dating from tbe fifteenth Century, of Oswald Y, Sehrofenstein ; tbe otber, a little gorbie chapel, con- secrated on August 22, 1870, in memory of tbe Lan- 1 The story of its eurious success age in st the Bavarians in 17 03, P* 287-8, From Landeck there is a fine read (the description of which helouga to Snitt-Tirol), over the Finstermünz and Stelvio

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Views in the Tyrol

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Author: Allom, Thomas ; Tombleson, William ; Isser, Johanna ¬von¬ ; Hormayr, Joseph ¬von¬ / from drawings by T. Allom, after original sketches by Johanna v. Isser, geb. Grossrubatscher, with letterpress descriptions, by a companion of Hofer

Publisher: Tomleson

peasantry of Appenzel, who, advancing to Imst, dispersed the nobles, who were United under thè name of “ thè Elephant League,” and bore the braggart inscription on their banner, “ May a hundred thousand devils tabe us, if we do not kill these naked peasants with our swords and again place a lord over them. The distriets of Pfunds, Laudeck, and Landeck, were rendered memorable in the French-Bavarian national wars of 1703 and 1809. By thè bridge of Pontlatz, near Prutz, (which, by some authors

, is thought to be the Pons latius, as Nauders is the Oenotrium of Ptolemy,) in the vicinity of Ladis, near Zoll, by Fliess, and the castle of Pideneck at Landeck, and through thè country extending- even to Imst, was waged war and persecution during the above sanguinary years. It was at Landeck, that Duke Frederick, in disguise, recited in verse, the miseries and misfortunes he had undergone ; and which he so pathetically and forcibly described, that thè voice of the assembled crowd simulta- neously

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1832

Travelling Sketches : in the North of Italy, the Tyrol, and on the Rhine.- (Heath's picturesque annual ; 1832)

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Author: Leitch, Ritchie / Leitch Ritchie

Publisher: Longman [u.a.]

Physical description: IV, 256 S. : Ill.

Notations: mit 26 Stahlstichen

Subject heading: g.Oberitalien;f.Reisebericht ; g.Tirol;f.Reisebericht

Location mark: II 185.432

Intern ID: 240277

SISTERS OF MERCY. 247 convent of the Sisters of Mercy. This establish ment is endowed with large estates, although the number of nuns is limited to twelve. These ladies, agreeably to the rules of the founder, Vincenz de Paula, take the vows for only one year. In the house there is a hospital for females, and in the village a school, which the nuns attend every day. From Imst to Landeck, the next place, the post is three German miles, instead of two, the ordinary distance. Landeck is a village

snugly niched in a corner of the valley. The mountains rise around it in wild confusion, and a torrent foams by its side, crossed by a wooden bridge. An antique castle, built upon a rock, looks down upon the houses. Here the Inn and we separate. The river turns abruptly to the left, and we pursue our course towards the Arlberg. From Landeck the posts are Fliersch, Xasserein, Stuben, and Dalaas. We then arrive at Bludenz, entitled to a remark as a substantial and comfort able little town. The name

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¬The¬ valleys of Tyrol : their traditions and customs and how to visit them

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Author: Busk, Rachel Harriett / by R. H. Busk

Publisher: Longmans Green

Physical description: XXIX, 453 S. : Ill., Kt.

Subject heading: g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1874

Location mark: II A-4.091

Intern ID: 155537

a Frendi officer. Tliey reachcd Landeck in sufety, luit all armnul tliern the stnrdy Tirolese werc determinine llidr dost met ion. Martin Sterzroger, Pfleger or .lodge, of Landeck, smnraoned the Landsturm of the neigh- hrmring districts, and arranged the plan of Operation:.. The i*nemy were snffered to advanne rm their way un ii indered along thè stcep patii, wliere the rocky sides of the Inn dose in and form the torrihle gorge which is traversed hy the Pontlatzerbriickc ; hui when they ar- rived

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[1878]

Botzen and its Neighbourhood

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Author: / by [B.] G.

Place: Botzen

Publisher: Hotel Kaiserkrone

Physical description: 24 S.

(12 hrs ), Landeck (9 hrs.), Innsbruck (li hrs.); or tour easy itages breaking at Sehl anders (8 hrs ), Pfunds (0 hrs.), Imst (7 hrs ). Inns bruck (7 hrs.) To thè Engadim — 3 days, Stop ping at Eyers (9% hrs), Nauders (è% hrs), from wiere an ezcursion to thè Finstermünz and back occu- ples three hours, Tarasp Bad (4 krs), - and Samaclen (8 hrs). To Bludenz — 3 days. Breaking àt Mais (12 hrs), Landeck (9 hrs), ani Bludenz (10 hrs). The SteZvto Dass is remar- kable; by it Lake Corno can be reached

Location mark: I A-4.616

Intern ID: 161507

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1856

Sight-seeing in Germany and the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855

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Subject heading: g.Deutschland ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Österreich ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1855

CHAPTEU XIII. THE STELVIO AND' FINSTERMÜNZ PASSES—LANDECK, In procecding to tlic Stelvio, we kept the Landeck TO ad, imtil we rcacbed the village of Spondinig, whence, tuming at right an gl es to the left, we crossed the broad and watery valley of the Etsch, partly on a dyke of masonry, raised to control the immdations, and partly on bridges. On leaving the plain, we entered immediately into the ravine which leads np to the Stelvio Pass, and soon arrived at the small town of Prad, sitnated

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Sight-seeing in Germany and the Tyrol in the autumn of 1855

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CHAPTER XIV. THE ARLBERG PASS THE VORARLBERG FELDKIRCH BREGENZ, St. Anton is a mere hamlet, used as a post-station for thè Biligences ; but its post-house affords tolerable accommodation for thè night. It is two posts distant from Landeck, that is, abont tour German or twenty Engl i sh miles. It is situated at thè foot of thè Arlberg, properly so called ; althongli, as already observed, we may reasonably considor our route all the way from Lau deck as a part of thè ascent of this mountain. The

elevation of St. Anton ahove the sea is 4314 feet, being about 1670 feet higher than Landeck. September 7th .—We proceeded on our journey at thè usuai hour of live, climbing the Arlberg by a steep but excellent road. Even at St. Anton, we eould see that a great change had taken place in the charac ter of the scenery and Vegetation sirice we last looked upon them by dayliglit, everything indicating that we had loft behind ns the softer climate and ri eher leafage of the valleys, and were now entered upon

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Trafoi in the Ortler region : Hotel Post with dependance Hotel Alte Post and tourists House Hotel Waldhaus

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Physical description: 15 S. : Ill.

Publisher: Wagner

Subject heading: g.Trafoi ; f.Führer

Location mark: I A-36.112

Intern ID: 511313

carriages and motors for Neuspondinig-—Mals—Finster münz—Landeck and the Stelvio Pass—Bormio and for the Diligences to Sulden. Post Motor Cars meet every train of the Vinschgau Railway at Neuspondinig station, There are three Post Motor Car Services running to and from the Railway station Landeck on the Arlberg

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1929

Wagner's guide to Innsbruck and its surroundings

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Author: Schwaighofer, Hermann / [Hermann Schwaighofer]

Physical description: 68 S. : zahlr. Ill., Kt.. - 2. ed.

Publisher: Wagner

Subject heading: g.Innsbruck <Region>;f.Führer

Location mark: I 59.982

Intern ID: 318794

Council of Constance the Emperor Sigismund put him under the bann of the Empire. Frederick lost his lands and languished for ten months in prison at Constance. In the spring of 1416 he escaped in the disguise of a pilgrim and wandered round his country as 'Fred of the Empty Bag' until he was recognised by the people of Landeck. Townsfolk and peasants flocked round him onee more and helped him to expel the foreign intruders from the country, amongst whom was his brother, the I)uke of Steier mark

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opportunity of ascertaining the movements of his friends, and the machinations of his enemies ; and in reward for their faithful Services, an especial grant was made in favoi of their descendants. The duke encouraged by the popular feeling evinced towards him, hazarded at intervals indirect appeals to the love and affection of his subjects. At length, disguised like a pilgrim, accompariied by his friend Müllinen, he ventured to proceed to Landeck, to attend thè assembly of representatives, and

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by fire, was, like the adjacent country extending to Reitti, in an active and flourishing condition, thus renderei by the industry of the two enterprising merchants named Strele ; from hence the road proceeds to Landeck, in the Rhoetian Engadein, and Tyrolian Vintschgau ; the other brauch tending eastward, direct to Inspruck, through Miemingen and Telfs. In the environs of Miemingen, is pleasantly situated the castle of Fruendsheim, sur- rounded with a mote, once the property of the heroic family

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by Maximilian to his friend Veit, of Wolkenstein, and formed in 1809, together with Passeyer, Landeck , Schlanders, Meran, Mays, and Algund, one of the “ starlike points” of the Tyrolian insurrection. Where the river Gader unites its impetuous waters with those of the Rienz, Stands the ancient nunnery and abbey of Sonnenburg, or Suana-Burc, a castle, an expiatum f or'peuce, which was founded by the ancestors of the Meinhards of Görz, and richly endowed by Henry the Holy, the last of thè Saxon emperors, and

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1874

¬The¬ valleys of Tyrol : their traditions and customs and how to visit them

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Author: Busk, Rachel Harriett / by R. H. Busk

Publisher: Longmans Green

Physical description: XXIX, 453 S. : Ill., Kt.

Subject heading: g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1874

Location mark: II A-4.091

Intern ID: 155537

, 126 Kranach.’s Lucas, Ma donna, 18®, 192, 257, 279-81, legend, 281 note. Kranebitten, 314 Kreidenfeuer. 287 Kreuz-kapelle, 325 Kropfsberg, 79 Kufstein, 53 et seq., 286, 288 Kugelmoos, 260 Kümmerniss, St, 429- 31 Knndl, 64,78,92, 110-2 L ABYBIRB, legend : of, 5' LAG Lagerthal. See Val La- garina Lago di Garda, 341,400 Lafraun, 391 Lähn, 34 Lakes, 25, 33, 34, 119- 20,126,127, 132, 206, 220, 325, 386, 391, 397, 401, 402 Lampsenjock, the, 140 Landeck, 31-2, 48, 239- 40, 287-8 Landmark, legend

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1856

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Subject heading: g.Deutschland ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Österreich ; f.Reisebericht 1855 g.Tirol ; f.Reisebericht 1855