Wien Kulturgut: Gedenktafeln · Vienna
Ehemaliger Babenberger Hof / Kriegsministerium am Hof - Gedenktafel
Am Hof 2, Innere Stadt (1010), Vienna
The record
- Type
- Commemorative plaque (Gedenktafel)
- Material
- Stein (Sandstein)
- Address
- Am Hof 2
- Location
- (Tafel 1, links an der Hauskante)
- District
- Innere Stadt (1010)
- City
- Vienna (Wien)
- Country
- Austria
- Coordinates
- 48.21104, 16.36737
- Object number
- 96749
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5 historical maps cover this location, the earliest the 1813 map "Sect. 161. Theil von Oestreich = Partie d'Autriche" (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries).
Historical maps covering this location
- 1813 · Sect. 161. Theil von Oestreich = Partie d'Autriche (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries)
- 1837 · I, II, III, IV Sections. Umgebung von Wien. (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries)
- 1843 · (With directional lighting) Neuester Plan von Wien und Dessen 34 Vorstaedten in Relief. (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries)
- 1866 · Plan der Haupt-u. Residenz Stadt Wein mit der neuen Bezirkseintheilung, Strassenbenennung… (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries)
- 1906 · Vienna (Wein) and its Environs. (David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries)
The City of Vienna's dataset on Austria's open data portal ↗
The City of Vienna's record
Inschrift
An dieser Stelle stand ein Hof der Babenberger / Markgrafen u. Herzoge, später für die herzogliche / Münze verwendet. Das Haus wurde 1386 den / Karmelitern übergeben, kam 1554 in den Besitz / des Jesuitenordens und war zum Kriegsgebäude / umgebaut, 1775-1913 Sitz der obersten Kriegs- / Behörde, zuletzt des Kriegsministeriums.
English translation
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Inscription
On this site stood a court of the Babenberger / margraves and dukes, later used for the ducal / mint. The house was handed over in 1386 to the / Carmelites, came into the possession in 1554 / of the Jesuit Order and had been converted into a military building / 1775-1913 seat of the supreme military / authority, lastly of the War Ministry.
Other plaques nearby
- Papst Innozenz XII. - GedenktafelGedenktafelnunder 1 mi
- Johann Andreas Liebenberg - GedenktafelGedenktafelnunder 1 mi
- Henri Dunant - GedenktafelGedenktafelnunder 1 mi
- Ehemaliger Babenberger Hof / Kriegsministerium am Hof - GedenktafelGedenktafelnunder 1 mi
Other plaques in the City's record within about three miles of this one, by straight line.