The Wartburg
Subtitle: a monument of German history and art restored by the grand-duke Charles Alexander of Saxony. Described in monographs by the grand-duke Charles Alexander of Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach, Richard Voss, Karl Wenck [and others] and in 706 original illustrations in the text and in 54 plates, under the direction of the editor, Max Baumgärtel. The English translation by G.A. Greene
Contributors: Baumgärtel, Max
Publisher: Historischer Verlag Baumgärtel
Published: 1907
Place of publication: Berlin
Language: ger; eng
Translated from: ger
Number of pages: 741
Subjects: Architecture; Wartburg (Eisenach, Germany)
Other titles: Book of the Wartburg.
Notes: Half title: The book of the Wartburg.

"Of the English edition three hundred and fifty copies have been printed, of which this is no. 15."
Table of contents: title: Contents.; title: 1. Reminiscences of the restoration of the Wartburg, by H.R.H. the grand-duke Charles Alexander of Saxony.; title: 2. A walk through the Wartburg of to-day , by Richard Voss.; title: 3. Earliest history of the Wartburg, from the beginnings to the age of Hermann I, by Karl Wenck.; title: 4. Architectural history of the Wartburg, by Paul Weber.; title: 5. The Minnesingers in Thuringia and the contest of the singers in the Wartburg, by Ernst Martin.; title: 6. St. Elizabeth, by Karl Wenck.; title: 7. History of the landgraves and of the Wartburg as a princely seat from the 13th to the 15th century, by Karl Wenck.; title: 8. Martin Luther in the Wartburg, by Wilhelm Oncken.; title: 9. The Burschenschaft and the Wartburg festival of the 18th Oct. 1817, by Wilhelm Oncken.; title: 10. Preliminaries to the restoration of the Wartburg, by Max Baumgärtel.; title: 11. The restoration of the Wartburg, by Max Baumgärtel and Otto von Ritgen.; title: 12. Old and new works of art in the Wartburg, by Paul Weber.; title: 13. The Wartburg in legend and poetry, by August Trinius.; title: 14. Modern life in the Wartburg, by August Trinius.; title: Appendix: Notes and references, index.