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| Port of Hamburg 1904 |
History of the Hamburg port describes the development of a landing on a tributary of the Bill in the old city of Hamburg in the 9th Century, a Alster harbor to the 16th Century to a port on the Elbe with numerous waterways in the 19th Century, and continue to be downstream to the west vorgelagerndem so-called international port.
Accordingly, this development experience the Port picture always changes in substance as Alster harbor he had increased continuously over centuries, with exposure in the same spatial needs are growing within decades, many times.
was in 1860 marked the image or by crowded sailing ships and a small steamer on the city side of the North Elbe, the envelope was to ship their own dishes instead of gestural acts port vehicles, winches on the quays werkt workers with carts, hand cranes and.
had already in 1910 steamboats replaced the sailing, the cargo handling found in more and deeper basin ever larger docks with steam and electric cranes instead.
Since the 1970s, container ships determined and almost completely automated handling the image that port activity will take place down the river Elbe, where a few decades earlier were marshlands and fishing villages. The inner-city port areas were industrial sites, for which the city seeks new uses.
Accordingly, this development experience the Port picture always changes in substance as Alster harbor he had increased continuously over centuries, with exposure in the same spatial needs are growing within decades, many times.
was in 1860 marked the image or by crowded sailing ships and a small steamer on the city side of the North Elbe, the envelope was to ship their own dishes instead of gestural acts port vehicles, winches on the quays werkt workers with carts, hand cranes and.
had already in 1910 steamboats replaced the sailing, the cargo handling found in more and deeper basin ever larger docks with steam and electric cranes instead.
Since the 1970s, container ships determined and almost completely automated handling the image that port activity will take place down the river Elbe, where a few decades earlier were marshlands and fishing villages. The inner-city port areas were industrial sites, for which the city seeks new uses.
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| The card was sent on 27/05/1904 from Hamburg to Dresden |
Legend of postcard:
Location: Hamburg
Area: Hamburg
Old Zip code: W-2000
New Postal Code: 20000
Description: Port
Publisher: Bruno Schneiderman, Leipzig
date: 1904
Status: Sent (from Hamburg to Dresden)
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