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Annotation translation: Behind there is an exact diagram showing who lived where in the house, and how the rooms are used. "Sanitary arrangements, dormitories, the large classroom for the younger people, chapel, the smaller classroom for the older people, room for washing, smoking room, dining room, kitchen, female warden/house-mother, candidates before their acceptance as seminarians, the Inspector's living quarters, the corridor, the porter, the maid-servants, guest room, committee room, guest room, class room, office, wood store." Annotation: Hinten: Genauer Lageplan, wer wo im Haus wohnt und wie die Räume genutzt werden: "Abtritte, Schlafsäle, jüngerer grosser Lehrsaal, Betsaal, älterer kl. Lehrsaal. Waschraum, Rauchlokal, Speisesaal, Küche, Hausmutter, Canditaten, Inspekt Wohnung, Gang Portier, Mägde, Gastzimmer, Komiteezimmer, Gastzimmer, Lehrzimmer, Bureau, Holzstall." Note: Technik: Es handelt sich um eine Mischform von Aquatinta und Radierung (ADB). - - Leonhardstrasse, Missionshaus von 1820 -1860. Note translation: The process of printing is a mixture between aquatinta and etching (ADB). - Leonhardsstrasse, Mission House from 1820 to 1860. Stamped: "Th. Beck del. & sculp."
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