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Crailsheim & Worthington: Past & Present

May 01, 2022 03:36 PM
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The Bridge sculpture in Worthington, located at Chautauqua Park, is one support of the "bridge across the world"; the other half is located in Crailsheim, Germany.
The Bridge sculpture at Chautauqua Park
The Bridge sculpture in Worthington, located at Chautauqua Park, is one support of the "bridge across the world"; the other half is located in Crailsheim, Germany.
Tim Middagh / The Globe
Crailsheim unveiled its bridge sculpture during a ceremony in 2014.
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Crailsheim unveiled its bridge sculpture during a ceremony in 2014.
Julie Buntjer / The Globe
Two countries, one love created between Worthington, Minnesota and Crailsheim, Germany.
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Two countries, one love created between Worthington, Minnesota and Crailsheim, Germany.
Julie Buntjer / The Globe
A view of Crailsheim, located on the Jagst River, shows the old city hall tower in the center of town.
Crailsheim City Hall
A view of Crailsheim, located on the Jagst River, shows the old city hall tower in the center of town.
Julie Buntjer / The Globe
"Volksfestumzug 1997.” A festival float in a 1997 Crailsheim parade.
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"Volksfestumzug 1997.” A festival float in a 1997 Crailsheim parade.
Crailsheim City Archives
In 1948, this photo was published with the following message: The wedding dress which Mrs. Hertha Burchardt, Crailsheim resident, is wearing was among the articles of clothing sent to Crailsheim in the last shipment from Worthington. Mrs. Burchardt was recently married in this dress and is anxious to learn the name of the original owner so she may write to her and thank her for the gift.
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In 1948, this photo was published with the following message:
The wedding dress which Mrs. Hertha Burchardt, Crailsheim resident, is wearing was among the articles of clothing sent to Crailsheim in the last shipment from Worthington. Mrs. Burchardt was recently married in this dress and is anxious to learn the name of the original owner so she may write to her and thank her for the gift.
The Worthington Daily Globe / December 3, 1948
Tremendous helpfulness in Worthington: This picture shows the Cashel family with their daughter Martha and son Michael collecting relief supplies.
Martha Cashel Collects Supplies
Tremendous helpfulness in Worthington: This picture shows the Cashel family with their daughter Martha and son Michael collecting relief supplies.
Crailsheim City Archives
Armin Ziegler was the first inhabitant of Crailsheim to travel to Worthington. As a journalist of the "Worthington Daily Globe" he interviewed Miss America 1948 BeBe Shopp.
Armin Ziegler meets Miss America
Armin Ziegler was the first inhabitant of Crailsheim to travel to Worthington. As a journalist of the "Worthington Daily Globe" he interviewed Miss America 1948 BeBe Shopp.
Crailsheim City Archives
Some of the destruction caused in Crailsheim, Germany, during World War II.
Crailsheim Street After WWII Bombing
Some of the destruction caused in Crailsheim, Germany, during World War II.
Crailsheim City Archives
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Crailsheim & Worthington: Past & Present
The Bridge sculpture in Worthington, located at Chautauqua Park, is one support of the "bridge across the world"; the other half is located in Crailsheim, Germany.
Crailsheim unveiled its bridge sculpture during a ceremony in 2014.
Two countries, one love created between Worthington, Minnesota and Crailsheim, Germany.
A view of Crailsheim, located on the Jagst River, shows the old city hall tower in the center of town.
"Volksfestumzug 1997.” A festival float in a 1997 Crailsheim parade.
In 1948, this photo was published with the following message: The wedding dress which Mrs. Hertha Burchardt, Crailsheim resident, is wearing was among the articles of clothing sent to Crailsheim in the last shipment from Worthington. Mrs. Burchardt was recently married in this dress and is anxious to learn the name of the original owner so she may write to her and thank her for the gift.
Tremendous helpfulness in Worthington: This picture shows the Cashel family with their daughter Martha and son Michael collecting relief supplies.
Armin Ziegler was the first inhabitant of Crailsheim to travel to Worthington. As a journalist of the "Worthington Daily Globe" he interviewed Miss America 1948 BeBe Shopp.
Some of the destruction caused in Crailsheim, Germany, during World War II.