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Cooks World Travel Service, How to See Europe, 1951A Cooks World Travel Service cover, How to See Europe, 1951, depicting a Bavarian scene with a castle, snow-covered mountains and trees
Man and woman of the Black ForestA man and woman of the Black Forest preparing for the harvest. A book of national types and costumes from the early 19th century
Castle and river at Burghausen, Bavaria, GermanyView of the gothic castle across the Salzach River in the city of Burghausen, south east Bavaria, Germany. The castle, on top of a ridge, is the longest castle complex in Europe
Maria Brunnlein church, Wemding, GermanyView (on the left) of the Maria Brunnlein Roman Catholic church in Wemding, Bavaria, Germany. The church contains a miraculous image of the Virgin Mary
Retiring German cavalry WWIBavarian cavalry retreating during the rearguard actions near Chauny which the French took on the 19th March 1917 during World War I
Man in drag at a festival, Haimhausen, Bavaria, GermanyA man in drag, including a white wig with a model ship on top, at a rococo festival in Haimhausen, just north of Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Lady at a festival, Haimhausen, Bavaria, GermanyLady in costume and mask at a rococo festival in Haimhausen, just north of Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Nymphenburg Park, Munich, Bavaria, GermanyView of Nymphenburg Park in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. A statue of Hercules and the Lion can be seen in the foreground and the Palace in the far distance
St Martins Church Tower, Landshut, Bavaria, GermanyView of the Tower of the medieval St Martins Church in Landshut, Lower Bavaria, Germany. Building began in 1389 and took over 100 years -- the tower alone took 55 years to build
Town Hall, Landshut, Bavaria, GermanyView of the gothic style Town Hall in the city of Landshut, Lower Bavaria, Germany. The building was completed in 1570
General view of Passau, Lower Bavaria, Germany, with the 17th century St Stephans Cathedral on the left, and the River Inn in the background
Landsberg weekend festival, Bavaria, GermanyWeekend festival on the picturesque market square of Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, Germany, with people sitting at trestle tables
Statue in niche, Golden Hall, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyDetail of a statue in a niche in the ornate rococo Golden Hall (Goldener Saal) of the Academy for Teacher Training and Personnel Management, Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
Orchestra members at a festival, Haimhausen, Bavaria, GermanMembers of an orchestra wearing historical uniforms during a rococo festival in Haimhausen, just north of Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Rococo lectern, Studienkirche, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyView of a rococo style lectern in the Studienkirche (Study Church or University Church), formerly the Jesuit Church of the Assumption, in Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
Interior, St Martins Church, Landshut, Bavaria, GermanyGothic interior of the medieval St Martins Church in Landshut, Lower Bavaria, Germany. Building began in 1389 and took over 100 years -- the tower alone took 55 years to build
Oldest brewery, Weihenstephan, Bavaria, GermanyPainting of a brewing scene on the exterior of the oldest brewery in the world, at Weihenstephan, near Freising, north of Munich, Bavaria, Germany
Studienkirche fresco, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyFresco on the ceiling of the Studienkirche (Study Church or University Church), formerly the Jesuit Church of the Assumption, in Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
Bavarian State Chancellery, Munich, GermanyView of the Bavarian State Chancellery in Munich, Germany. It contains the office of the Bavarian Prime Minister and the State Government of Bavaria
Statue of Maximilian II, Munich, GermanyView of the statue of King Maximilian II of Bavaria on Maximilianstrasse in Munich, Germany
Old town gate, Aichach, Bavaria, GermanyView of the old town gate in Aichach, Bavaria, Germany. The history of the town dates back almost one thousand years
Baroque altar, Landsberg, Bavaria, GermanyView of the baroque altar in the Dominican Convent Church in Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, Germany. The church was built in 1720
Medieval gate, Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, GermanyView of the gothic Bavarian Gate, the Bayertor, built in 1425, at the northern entrance to the town of Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria, Germany
Old houses in Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyA row of picturesque old houses in Koenigstrasse, the main street of Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
Studienkirche interior, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyView of the interior of the Studienkirche (Study Church or University Church), formerly the Jesuit Church of the Assumption, in Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
Ceiling fresco, Golden Hall, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyA ceiling fresco in the ornate rococo Golden Hall (Goldener Saal) of the Academy for Teacher Training and Personnel Management, Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany
German flag and Siegestor, Munich, GermanyView of a waving German flag in front of the triple-arched Siegestor (Victory Gate or Triumphal Arch) in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. The gate was completed in 1852, and dedicated to the Bavarian Army
Statue and government building, Munich, GermanyView of the statue of Pallas Athene on the Maximilian Bridge, which crosses the River Isar in Munich, Bavaria, Germany. In the background is a goverment building
Statue to Bishop Sailer, Dillingen, Bavaria, GermanyView of the statue to Bishop Johann Michael Sailer (1751-1832), in Dillingen an der Donau, Bavaria, Germany. He rose from humble beginnings to become a Roman Catholic Bishop of Regensburg
Prince Alfons of Bayern (1862 - 1933) - a member of the Bavarian Royal House of Wittelsbach and a General of Cavalry
Reforms at AthensA day of bloodless revolution in Athens led by Kalergis leads to political reforms : Otto sacks his Bavarian ministers and grants a new constitution
Political Meeting AthensA political meeting in Athens : dissatisfaction with the Bavarian king Otto leads to insurrection, Othon is deposed and flees to Venice
Othon DeposedInsurrection expresses popular dissatisfaction with the Bavarian king Otto : royalist troops take Nauplion, but the king will be deposed and flee to Venice
Franco-Prussian War. Bavarian Light dragoons Passing the HeaGerman cavalry on hoseback, flourishing their swords and celebrating Prussian success aginst the French
Fording a RiverBavarian Light Cavalry fording a river
Racial / German FamilyA Bavarian family of five
Ladies in Fancy DressLadies in fancy dress: a milkmaid, Bavarian costume, a demon with a pitchfork and a Spanish senorita
German PrincessA Bavarian princess
Bavarian Battle SceneBATTLE OF MUHLDORF Louis of Bavaria defeats and captures Frederick Duke of Austria in a mounted battle
Manuscript depicting the visit of the Three KingsPage from an illuminated manuscript, Leben der Maria, by the Bavarian priest Wernher (c 1170), depicting the visit of the Three Kings to the newly born Christ child. Date: 12th century
Bavarian Dance / 1908Bavarian Schuhplattler
Johann Aventinus TurmairJOHANN AVENTINUS TURMAIR Bavarian historian
Christoph Clavius / Esme BCHRISTOPH CLAVIUS Bavarian astronomer and mathematician
Maximilian Ii / BavarianMAXIMILIAN II MARIA EMANUEL Elector of Bavaria (1679-1726)
Chamois HuntersA group of Bavarian hunters survey the surrounding rocks for more animals to shoot. Note the iron-tipped poles which they use to help them move about the mountainside
Geiorg Freiherr HaslangGEORG CHRISTOPH, freiherr von HASLANG zu Hohenkammer Bavarian statesman
Sport / UnconventionalTHE ROPED-HEAD GAME A Bavarian contest, in which two men seek each to pull the other with the rope which links both their necks
Bavarian people in the street, southern GermanyA group of Bavarian people in the street in a town in southern Germany
