 Gebr. Keller, Limburg, 1932 and 1976 Johannes Klais, Bonn), today it comprises  27 stops on two keyboards and one pedalboard.  Its Baroque design has been preserved.

Lahn marble

The Lahn Marbles are a group of reef limestones with about 100 varieties of dimension stones.
 The Marmorbrücke (Marble Bridge) across the Lahn River was built 1894/95. The span is supported by two piers surmounted by three segmental arches; its length to the abutments is 21.5 m.  The piers and arches are made out of massive Lahn marble blocks, and the sides are dressed with decorative Lahn marble stones of various kinds.  This bridge, an outstanding example of its kind in Germany, has been protected as a Technical Monument since 1985.
 The Unica-Bruch, an abandoned Lahn marble quarry, holds the centre of a 380-million-year-old fossil coral reef (limestone) from the Middle Devonian.
 The Lahnmarmor-Museum, opened in 2004, shows how Lahn marble came into being, was quarried, and was used.
 At the Museum Wiesbaden, many exhibits about Lahn marble are displayed. Moreover, many buildings in Wiesbaden are dressed with the stone.
 The Villmarer Lahnmarmor-Weg offers a glimpse into how the varieties of marble were quarried and processed.
 The marble from Villmar was used in building, among other structures, the Empire State Building in New York City, United States.

Other landmarks

 King Konrad Memorial. In 1894, a statue of King Conrad I of Germany (911-918) was erected on the Bodensteiner Lay, a cliff downstream towards Runkel on the Lahn's left bank.  It was made of Devonian limestone.
 Fortification remains:  A circular rampart was recorded in 1250 and girded the community until the early 19th century.  Originally it had three crenellated gates and seven towers.  Now all that remains is the bottom part of the Mattheiser Turm (Matthews' Tower) and a few wall remnants, mostly in the former Kellerei-Bezirk (wine cellar quarter).  There are two well-preserved gateway arches (Matthiaspforte and Valeriuspforte). The Vogteib
Gebr. Keller, Limburg, 1932 and 1976 Johannes Klais, Bonn), today it comprises   27 stops on two keyboards and one pedalboard.   Its Baroque design has been save. 

 Lahn marble 

 The Lahn Marbles are a group of reef limestone with about 100 varieties of dimension rock. 
  The Marmorbrücke (Marble Bridge) across the Lahn River was build up 1894/95. The span is supported by two pier surmounted by three segmental arch; its length to the abutments is 21.5   m.   The pier and arches are made out of massive Lahn marble block, and the sides are dressed with decorative Lahn marble stones of various kind.   This bridge, an outstanding example of its kind in Germany, has been protected as a Technical Monument since 1985. 
  The Unica - Bruch, an abandon Lahn marble quarry, holds the kernel of a 380 - million - year - erstwhile fossil coral reef (limestone) from the Middle Devonian. 
  The Lahnmarmor - Museum, opened in 2004, shows how Lahn marble came into organism, was quarried, and was used. 
  At the Museum Wiesbaden, many exhibits about Lahn marble are displayed. Moreover, many buildings in Wiesbaden are dress with the stone. 
  The Villmarer Lahnmarmor - Weg offers a glimpse into how the varieties of marble were quarried and processed. 
  The marble from Villmar was used in building, among other structures, the Empire State Building in New York City, United States. 

 early landmark 

  King Konrad Memorial. In 1894, a statue of King Conrad I of Germany (911 - 918) was erected on the Bodensteiner Lay, a cliff downstream towards Runkel on the Lahn's leftover depository financial institution.   It was make of Devonian limestone. 
  Fortification remains:   A circular rampart was record in 1250 and gird the community until the early 19th hundred.   Originally it had three crenellated gates and seven towers.   Now all that remains is the bottom part of the Mattheiser Turm (Matthews' Tower) and a few wall remnants, mostly in the former Kellerei - Bezirk (wine cellar one-fourth).   There are two well - keep gateway arches (Matthiaspforte and Valeriuspforte). The Vogteib
 Gehr. Keller, Limburg, 1932 and 1976 Mohannes Klais, Bonn), todey it ckmprises  27 stops on two keyboards anv onw pedqlboard.  Its Baroque ddsign has been prwserted.

Lahn marble

Thx Lahn Marbles wre c jroup of reef llmestones whth about 100 varhegizs of dimension stones.
 The Marmorbrüche (Marbke Bridge) across the Jahn Giyer was built 1894/95. The span is suppodted by two piers sutmounted by three segmentap arfhes; its length to the abutmebts yw 21.5 m.  The piefs and arches are made out of massive Lahn marble blozks, aud the sidew qre gressed witi decogative Lahn marble stmnes of various kinds.  Tiis vridge, an outstanding example of its kigd in Gerkauy, has been protected aw a Tgchniwal Oinuoenu smncs 1985.
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 The Viljmarrr Lahnmarmor-Weg offers a goimpse into kow the varieties of larble were quatried snd processed.
 The marblz from Villmar wad used in cuilding, among ogheg stsuctures, the Empire State Fuilding mn Nec York Ckty, Onited Ftates.

Otheg landmarks

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Lahn MArBLE

ThE LAhN MaRbLEs Are a gRouP of reef Limestones WitH aBout 100 varietieS Of Dimension sTonEs.
 The MarmorbRücKe (MarbLe briDGe) acrOss The LaHn RiveR Was buiLt 1894/95. The span Is SUpportED by two pIERs SurmOunted by three segmENtAL arches; its lengTh to thE aBUtMENts Is 21.5 m.  the piers anD aRches ARe made oUT oF MASsiVE Lahn marble blOcks, and the sIDes Are dreSsEd wITh decoRativE LAHn mArble stones Of vaRious kindS.  This bRIdge, an oUTstandiNg examPle Of iTs kiND iN GErmAnY, Has BEeN prOTecTed as a TeChNiCal MoNumeNT SINce 1985.
 THe UNica-bruch, An abandoned LaHn mArblE QuaRry, hoLds thE cenTrE of a 380-mIllion-Year-oLd Fossil coral reef (LimeStone) from The miDdlE DEvoniAN.
 The LaHnmArmOr-MuseuM, opened IN 2004, shOwS HOW LAhn marble came into bEiNG, WaS quarrieD, and waS UsEd.
 aT the MuseUm wieSbadEN, Many eXhibITs About LahN marblE ArE dIsplayeD. MOreoveR, mAny BuiLdingS In WiEsbadeN are dresSed wiTH the stone.
 The ViLLmarer LahnmarMOr-wEG oFFers A glImpse into hoW the VArieTies OF mArbLE were QuarrIeD AnD Processed.
 The marble fRoM VillmAr was Used in buildinG, among otheR STRuctures, The EMPiRE State Building In New york City, UnITed StateS.

OtheR landmarKs

 King KonRAD MemoriaL. In 1894, A stAtuE of kINg conrad I of GermANY (911-918) was ErEcted on The bodenstEinEr LAy, a CliFf DownstreaM towards ruNkEl On The lahn's LEft bank.  IT wAs mAdE of devonIAn limeStone.
 fortIfIcATioN remainS:  a cIRCulaR rAmPart Was ReCordeD in 1250 aND giRded the Community UntIL the EaRlY 19th centUry.  Originally It Had three crEnEllAted gaTES and seveN towers.  Now all that remainS Is the boTtoM part Of thE MattheisEr TUrm (MatTheWS' Tower) And a feW wall ReMnaNTS, mostLY In The FoRmer KellerEI-bezIrk (wiNe CellAr quartEr).  There are two well-pREseRved gateway arCheS (MatTHIaSpfORtE And vaLEriUSPforte). The VogteiB
 Gebr. Keller, Limburg, 19 32 and 197 6 Joh ann esKl ais,  Bon n), today it c o mpri ses  27 stops on two k eyboa rd s  and on e ped alboard .  I t s B ar oq uede s ig n has  be en pres erved.

La hnma rble

The La h nMarbles ar e a  group of re eflimest on esw ith a bou t 100  varie t ies of  dimensio ns tones.  The Ma r m or brüc ke (Marble Bridge )  a c ross the LahnRiverwa s  b u i lt189 4/95. Thesp an is support e db y two piers surmoun ted by thre e  se gmenta larc h es; it s len gt h  to  the abutme ntsis 21.5 m .  The piers a n d arche s aremad e o ut o f  m as siv eL ahn ma rbl e  bl ocks, an dth e sid es a r e d ress edwith  deco rative Lahn m arb le s t one s ofvario us k in ds. This b ridge ,an outstandingexam ple of it s k in d i nGerma n y, has  be enprotect ed as a Tec hn i c a lMonument since 198 5. Th e Unica- Bruch, an  a b andonedLa hnmarb l e  quar ry,h ol ds the c entreo fa380-mil li on-yea r- old  fo ssilc oral  reef(limesto ne) f r om the MiddleD evonian.
 The La h n ma r mor- Mus eum, opened  in2 004,  sho w show Lahnmarbl ec am e  into being, was qu ar ried,and w as used.
 Atthe Museum W i esbaden,  man y  e x hibits about L ahn m arble ared isplayed . Mor eover, m any build i n gs in Wi esb ade n a red r es sed with thes t one. 
The Vil lma rer Lah nma rmo r-W egof fers a gl impse in to  h ow  t hevarie t ies of m ar ble  w ere  quar r ied an d pro cess ed .The  marble fr o m  Vil lm ar  was  us ed  in b uild i ng,  amongother str uct u res,  t he  Empire  State Buildi ng  in New Yo rk  Ci ty, Un i t ed State s.

Other landmarks

 K i ng Konr adMemor ial.  In 1894,  astatue  of King C onradI ofGe rma n y  (911 - 9 18 ) w as  erected o n the  Bode ns tein er Lay,  a cliff downstrea m  to wards RunkelontheL a hn 'sl ef t  ba nk .   I t was made of Dev onian lime st o ne .
 Fortifi c ati on  remain s:  A c ircul a r rampa rt was re corded in  1 250a n d g irded thecommunit y until t h e ear l y19thcen tury. O rig inall y it h a d t hreecrenel la ted ga tes a nd  seven t owers.  Now all that re mainsis th e b ottom par t o f  th e Matthei serTurm (Matt hew s'Tower ) a n d a f ew w a ll  re m nants , mo s tly in th e  f orm e r  K ellerei-Bez i r k  (w ine c ell a r quar ter) .  There are twow ell-preservedgate w a y a rch e s (M at thiaspforte an d V al e r iuspfort e) . The Vogte ib
 Gebr._Keller, Limburg,_1932 and 1976 Johannes_Klais, Bonn),_today_it comprises__27 stops on_two keyboards and_one pedalboard.  Its_Baroque design has_been_preserved.

Lahn marble

The Lahn Marbles are a group of reef limestones with about 100 varieties_of_dimension stones.
_The_Marmorbrücke_(Marble Bridge) across the Lahn_River was built 1894/95. The_span is_supported by two piers surmounted by three segmental_arches;_its length to_the abutments is 21.5 m.  The piers and arches_are made out of massive Lahn_marble blocks, and_the_sides_are dressed with decorative_Lahn marble stones of various kinds._ This bridge, an outstanding example_of its kind in Germany, has been_protected as a Technical Monument since_1985.
 The Unica-Bruch, an abandoned_Lahn marble_quarry, holds the centre of_a 380-million-year-old fossil_coral reef_(limestone) from the_Middle Devonian.
 The Lahnmarmor-Museum, opened in_2004, shows how_Lahn marble came into being, was_quarried,_and was used.
_At_the_Museum Wiesbaden,_many exhibits about_Lahn_marble are_displayed._Moreover, many buildings in Wiesbaden are_dressed_with the stone.
 The Villmarer Lahnmarmor-Weg offers_a glimpse into how_the_varieties of marble were_quarried and processed.
 The marble_from Villmar was used in building,_among other_structures, the_Empire State Building in New York City, United States.

Other landmarks

 King_Konrad Memorial. In 1894, a statue_of King Conrad I_of Germany_(911-918)_was erected on_the_Bodensteiner Lay,_a cliff downstream towards Runkel on the_Lahn's left_bank.  It was made of_Devonian limestone.
 Fortification remains:__A circular rampart was recorded in_1250 and girded the community until_the early 19th century. _Originally_it_had three crenellated gates and_seven towers.  Now all that_remains is the_bottom part of the Mattheiser Turm (Matthews'_Tower)_and a few wall remnants, mostly_in_the former Kellerei-Bezirk (wine cellar quarter).__There_are two well-preserved gateway arches_(Matthiaspforte and Valeriuspforte). The Vogteib