Mark Twain in German-Language Newspapers and PeriodicalsMain MenuIntroduction: About the ProjectIntroductory Remarks on the ProjectCatalog of Newspaper Articlescatalog pageCatalog of Newspaper Articles in Der Deutsche Correspondent, Baltimorecatalog pageReferences to Mark Twain's Writing and Speechesreference pageOverview of Peoplereference pageOverview of Locationsreference pageReference Materialreference toolsEditorial pages (for internal use)project organisationMost Recent Editsproject organisationSample Pathstest path"Ein amerikanischer Humorist." Grenzboten 33 (1874), 306-314 | Entry pageperiodical article, German, pathHolger Kerstenbe319ed8bdb5a4fd7c387ac70fb9bb1beb4a2843Klara Blanke2e76e4a8b5d98452e5fdd97c12e60f016a573238
Schloss-Hotel | "Bird-Cage" Illustration from A Tramp Abroad | Context
12024-03-21T09:18:10-07:00Holger Kerstenbe319ed8bdb5a4fd7c387ac70fb9bb1beb4a2843397264plain2024-11-06T12:55:09-08:00HKKlara Blanke2e76e4a8b5d98452e5fdd97c12e60f016a573238"This hotel had a feature which was a decided novelty, and one which might be adopted with advantage by any house which is perched in a commanding situation. This feature may be described as a series of glass-enclosed parlors clinging to the outside of the house, one against each and every bed-chamber and drawing-room. They are like long, narrow, high-ceiled bird-cages hung against the building. My room was a corner room, and had two of these things, a north one and a west one."
1media/Heidelberg_Schloss-Hotel-bird-cage-in-TA_thumb.jpg2024-03-21T09:17:28-07:00Holger Kerstenbe319ed8bdb5a4fd7c387ac70fb9bb1beb4a2843Heidelberg | Schloss-Hotel | "Bird-Cage" Illustration from A Tramp Abroad3Illustration of the room resembling a "bird-cage" at the Schloss-Hotel from "A Tramp Abroad" (ch. 2, p. 28)media/Heidelberg_Schloss-Hotel-bird-cage-in-TA.jpgplain2024-11-06T12:52:18-08:00HKKlara Blanke2e76e4a8b5d98452e5fdd97c12e60f016a573238