Post office building (1950-1953)
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Summary
Post office building (1950-1953) is a post office[1]. Post office building (1950-1953) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]
Key Facts
- Post office building (1950-1953) is the creator of Gustave Piguet[3].
- Post office building (1950-1953) is located in Interlaken[4].
- Post office building (1950-1953) is in the country of Switzerland[5].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s instance of is recorded as post office[6].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s postal code is recorded as 3800[7].
- Post office building (1950-1953) is part of list of cultural properties in Interlaken[8].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s Commons category is recorded as Postgebäude (Marktgasse 1, Interlaken)[9].
- 1953 marks the founding of Post office building (1950-1953)[10].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s coordinate location is recorded as {'latitude': 46.68507, 'longitude': 7.85385}[11].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s described at URL is recorded as https://www.denkmalpflege.apps.be.ch/de/collection/item/19323/[12].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s heritage designation is recorded as Swiss cultural property of cantonal or local significance[13].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s appears in the heritage monument list is recorded as list of cultural properties in Interlaken[14].
- Post office building (1950-1953)'s street address is recorded as Marktgasse 1, 3800 Interlaken[15].
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Geography
Post office building (1950-1953) is in the country of Switzerland[5]. Post office building (1950-1953) is located in Interlaken[4]. Post office building (1950-1953) is part of list of cultural properties in Interlaken[8].
Designation and Status
Post office building (1950-1953)'s instance of is recorded as post office[6]. Its heritage designation is recorded as Swiss cultural property of cantonal or local significance[13].
History and Context
1953 marks the founding of Post office building (1950-1953)[10].
Why It Matters
Post office building (1950-1953) is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]