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afternoon of 18 November 1857, a huge explosion rocked Mainz when the city's powder magazine, the Pulverturm, exploded. Approximately 150 people were killed...

publication (founded in 1850 as an advertisement paper) 1857 - 18 November: Pulverturm (Mainz) [de] explodes, damaging the Kästrich [de] neighborhood. 1861 - Population:...

Seßlach Seligenstadt – the remains include the Steinheimer Torturm, the Pulverturm and a tower at the Friedhofsmauer. Segnitz Soest – 2.5 km of the town...

meters and six floors. It can be climbed as a lookout tower. The round Pulverturm at the northeast corner has a height of 16.5 and a diameter of about 4...

left standing after this catastrophe was Saint Stephen’s Church, the Pulverturm (“Powder Tower”, later to be known as the “Schinderhannes Tower”) and...

watergates of the Old Town fortifications and addition of the former Pulverturm ("Powder Tower") Klappergasse – Klappertorturm (gate tower); in the wall...

Schlosskirche (“Palace Church”) (see also below) Former Powder Tower (Pulverturm also called Bürgerturm) – round town wall corner tower, after 1315, later...

with the exception of the prior, who was authorised to take refuge in Mainz Charterhouse. From this last refuge, the former prior, assisted by his provincial...

them the Klausturm (a watchtower and prison) and the somewhat smaller Pulverturm ("Powder Tower") Furthermore, on Johannestor (a street) is found the Elisabeth-Hospital...