File:Staumauer Bevertalsperre 1931.jpg

Alte Staumauer der Bevertalsperre bei Hückeswagen

- Zu sehen ist die alte Staumauer der Bevertalsperre bei Hückeswagen, die 1931 ein Fassungsvermögen von ca. 4 Millionen m³ hatte. Im Hintergrund befindet sich der Gastronomiebetrieb Langenberg, der damals Auftraggeber einer Postkarte war, auf der das Bild zu sehen war. Sie wurde von der Firma Wilhelm Fülle, GmbH in Barmen (heute ein Stadtteil von Wuppertal) verlegt. Die Nummer der Karte ist 515622. Der Poststempel stammt aus dem Jahr 1931, so dass die Aufnahme zum Zeitpunkt der Veröffentlichung in Wikipedia 74 Jahre alt war. Die Firma Wilhelm Fülle GmbH gibt es nicht mehr, der Fotograf war auf der Postkarte (üblicherweise) nicht angegeben.

- You can see the old embankment dam of the dam "Bevertalsperre" near Hueckeswagen, Germany. In 1931 the capacity of the dam was 4 Million m³. In the background was the gastronomy business "Langenberg", which ordered this picture as a postcard. The publishing house Wilhelm Fülle GmbH in Barmen (today a part of the city Wuppertal, Germany) distributed the postcard with the number 515622. The post stamp is from 1931.

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