A summer in northern lands; the journal of a trip to Scandinavia . nsive. Theyare laid out in the French style and havean open air garden theatre as one oftheir attractions. We were allowed tovisit the coach house and saw some hand-some carriages and harness, but all the fam-ous Brunswick horses are gone. Then wewent across to the big palm houses wherewe saw cocoa-nut palms, over thirty metershigh. After lunch, we took the train toHildesheim. When we had secured rooms jat the hotel, we walked up the main street >to the Square of the Lilly, on which frontsthe Rathaus. In this square stands t
A summer in northern lands; the journal of a trip to Scandinavia . nsive. Theyare laid out in the French style and havean open air garden theatre as one oftheir attractions. We were allowed tovisit the coach house and saw some hand-some carriages and harness, but all the fam-ous Brunswick horses are gone. Then wewent across to the big palm houses wherewe saw cocoa-nut palms, over thirty metershigh. After lunch, we took the train toHildesheim. When we had secured rooms jat the hotel, we walked up the main street >to the Square of the Lilly, on which frontsthe Rathaus. In this square stands theRolandbrunn, erected in 1540, with highbasin-walls on the six faces of which aresculptured panels of heroes. From the cen-ter of the basin rises an ornamented pillar,that is surmounted by a small figure of Rol-and, clad in armor with a spear and Butchers Guild Hall, built before 1529,which faces on this square, is said to be themost beautiful frame house of doorway, window frames, brackets, andtransverse beams are covered with carvings i.
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