Helmut Reitbauer‘s excellent collection of carte de visite photos and other historical photographs can now be accessed separately from the previous FindBox topothek at findbox-reitbauer.topothek.at. The previous […]

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Just in time for the 800th anniversary, the city‘s Topotheque went online with the first pictures. The most important streets and squares in the city center are documented with old views, so the following photos will fit in seamlessly. […]

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Where do they come from, all the small, everyday things like twine, cords and thread? The many ropes in different strengths and shapes, the yarns from which we make nets and weave shoe laces? Should these cords […]

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The new Blindenmarkt Topotheque in the Mostviertel in Lower Austria was opened to the public with a presentation in the foyer of the Ybbsfeldhalle. There was great interest and among the more than a hundred visitors, […]

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The Topotheque Villach‘s two-year existence was celebrated with a memorable short report that was even shown on the ORF website orf.at. The team of the Villach Topotheque around Sandra ertel and city archive director Andreas […]

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For today it is a beautifully designed photo motif, but for the people of 1961 this photo was of more than just decorative significance: the home community framed by a water hose! In many communities it was not until the mid-1960s […]

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In a side valley of the Traisen, south of the state capital St. Pölten, lies the community of Eschenau in the middle of forest areas. Hikers familiar with the area may know the Kaiserkogel with the refuge of the same name, of which […]

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Here, in the south of the Vienna Basin, where a long-vanished sea built the soil in prehistoric times, lies the community of Weikersdorf am Steinfelde, whose name is reminiscent of this past. The town is documented in 1146, […]

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A great cooperation between the local Topotheque and the school management made it possible for the Topothequers of the Prinzersdorf, Walter Bachinger and Josef Schaberger, to introduce historical topics to the students […]

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