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Saltworks history of Upper Austria and neighboring Alpine saltworks; Vols. 1 & 2 in a slipcase with drawings and pit maps Anton Dicklberger , Thomas Nussbaumer ISBN: 978-3-99028-791-0 Vol. 1 & Vol. 2 in slipcase new release Saltworks history of Upper Austria Summary volume 1 Anton Dicklberger, Bergmeister Salzbergbau Ischl, received the order from the court chamber in Münz und Bergwesen in 1812 to create a systematic mountain description of the local salt mining with maps. After submitting this elaboration and the large number of documents still available, Dicklberger applied in 1813 to also be allowed to create a history of the salt works in Upper Austria. Upon approval, this two-volume work, divided into eight major parts, covers the period from the year 600 BC to 1000 BC. to the 18th century recorded, completed March 31, 1817. With this work, a basis for further research into the history of the salt pans was created, whereby Anton Dicklberger received a lasting and honorable monument. Summary volume 2 This volume contains copies of 127 documents covering a period of more than 530 years (1123 to 1656). After historiography at the beginning of the 19th century It was usual to record the sources almost exclusively in their entirety, resulting in a work of more than 660 pages. When entering the supplements, attention was paid to the original spelling due to some difficult-to-understand words, but these were adapted to the spelling of 1817. Short biography, author Thomas Nussbaumer: Thomas Nussbaumer, born 1961 in Bad Ischl, accountant, worked for 31 ½ years in finance and accounting at Österreichische Salinen. As supervisor and later administrator of the main library of the salt pans, he was able to acquire a great deal of specialist knowledge about the history of the salt pans. Thomas Nussbaumer, Bad Ischl on July 24, 2018 4820 Bad Ischl, Stifterkai 17 Telephone number. 0660/4890727 e-mail: thomas.nussbaumer@drei.at Sale: Salt world shops of Salinen Tourismus GmbH in Bad Ischl (Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Straße), Hallstatt, Altaussee and Hallein/Dürrnberg Orders can also be placed with the author: Tel. No. 0660/4890727, e-mail: thomas.nussbaumer@drei.at Price: 98.00 euros

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Tour Reinfalz Tour Hinterrad Dark moments: Art objects salvage 1944/45 Moors, water, salt 100 years of the Sandling landslide Hutneck rack railway 450 years of salt pans 12 Johannesstollen 11 b main channel 11 a High water tunnel 11 Lipplesgraben - tunnel 13 Emperor Matthias – tunnels + iron ore 14 Neuberg-Stollen 15 Mitterberg-Stollen 18 Rabenbrunn tunnel 16 Old Steinberg tunnels 17 New Steinberg tunnels 19 Steinberg saw 10 Frauenholz – Stollen 8th Empress Amalia – Stollen 9 mountain church 7 Empress Elisabeth – Stollen 6 Empress Ludovika- Stollen 5 Emperor Joseph – Stollen 4 Empress Maria Theresa – Stollen 3a Rosa's waterfalls 3 Emperor Leopold – tunnels 2a strand 2 Emperor Franzens - Stollen 1 village square 20 Emperor Franz Josef – Erbstollen 25 pit locomotive 23 Perneck gypsum mining 24 strand 22 Antonius Dicklberger Strasse 21 Moosberg - Tunnel Village shop Perneck VIA SALIS Ways of salt A journey through time in the footsteps of the miners ​ More than 450 years ago, miners dug deep tunnels into the mountains in Bad Ischl. An adventurous journey for the whole family, for school classes and any other type of group excursion leads to where the men once fetched the salt from the mountain. Join us on a journey into the past! ​ Along the themed trail you will visit historical sites that were once used for the Salzkammergut were of great importance. Hinterradrunde Tour Hinterrad A 5.9 km loop trail passes the above stations and ends back at the starting point. ​ There can be total get to know ten tunnels. As retaining the mountain church, old miners' houses, the former Schaffer sawmill and other buildings and ruins. ​ Plan about 3 hours for the route. Good footwear is recommended. ​ station descriptions difficulty ​ Route ​ duration ​ rise ​ descent ​ accessible by bus easy ​ 5.9 km ​ 3 hours ​ 360 m ​ 360 m ​ ​ elevation profile Reinfalzrunde Tour Reinfalz A 10.2 km loop trail passes the above stations and ends back at the starting point. ​ 16 tunnel systems of the Pernecker and Lauffner salt storage can be visited. As retaining the mountain church, old miners' houses, the former Schaffer saw, rock carvings and other buildings and ruins. Even older traces of mining can be found near the Matthias tunnel, namely the so-called Eisenarz, where iron ore and vitriol were extracted until 1563. ​ Plan about 4.5 hours for the route. Good footwear is recommended. ​ station descriptions medium ​ 10.2 km ​ 4.5 hrs ​ 660 m ​ 660 m ​ ​ difficulty ​ Route ​ duration ​ rise ​ descent ​ accessible by bus elevation profile Ways to us: Are you interested in a guided tour? Registration by phone or email ​ 067761168967 Horst Feichtinger horst.feichtinger@gmx.at

experience history Via Salis ways of salt Salt has been mined in Bad Ischl since 1563. Historical tunnel entrances, the mountain church, miners' houses, the former Schaffersag and other localities can on Via Salis be visited.... Continue reading Bad Ischl and the salt The blessing of the coveted mineral salt lay over the entire Salzkammergut. Hence the name, which is made up of the words Kammergut and Salz... Continue reading IGM Interest group Mitterbergstollen Between 2013 and 2018, the "Interessengemeinschaft Mitterbergstollen" ( IGM ) restored a total of 12 tunnel portals at considerable expense... Continue reading NEWS Project: Saving the historic saw at the Maria Theresia tunnel No posts published in this language yet Once posts are published, you’ll see them here.

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