Arnold and Newlin: Linderhof, May 1970

When we visited Linderhof Palace, built by King Ludwig II of Bavaria in the Rococo style, there was still some May snow in the mountains. The first three slides with some snow were taken by Arnie; the rest are store-bought slides. The fountain was not running when we were there. 

the Moorish kiosk

the royal bedroom

the royal bedroom

audience chamber

ivory chandelier

the Venus grotto

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Arnold and Newlin: The Austrian Alps and Innsbruck 1961

During his stay in Munich for the Fourth International Congress of Neuropathology, Arnold took a side trip to Innsbruck through Bavaria and the Austrian Alps.

Imperial Palace, Innsbruck

Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof), Innsbruck, Austria

Altstadt (Old Town), Innsbruck

Old Town, Innsbruck

Old Town, Innsbruck

Old Town, Innsbruck

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