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The administrative building comprises three floors, which initially housed meeting rooms, card index rooms, and filing facilities for both the insurance company and the arbitration court located there. Apartments for the board of directors and the caretaker were also built on the second floor. The entrance portal on Maximilianstrasse features the Palatia as a niche figure and bore the Bavarian coat of arms until World War II. The facade is adorned with ornamentation, with the central section of the building and the third floor set back. This design is typical of Viennese aristocratic palaces of the Neo-Baroque period. The allegorical figures on pedestals on the third floor represent youth and diligence, industry, agriculture and farming, and old age. These were crafted from French Savonnières stone by the sculptor Gustav Adolf Bernd. The mansard roof is topped with a gable and balcony facing the cathedral.

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Schöner's townhouse in Speyer

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The Town Hall in Speyer has been the seat of the city administration and the mayor's office since 1960. After a year of construction, it was occupied in 1903 and initially served as the headquarters of the Insurance Institute for the Palatinate, which became the State Insurance Institute of Rhineland-Palatinate (LVA) in 1947. Source: https://dewiki.de/Lexikon/Stadthaus_(Speyer)

Former district insurance institution. Sophisticated three-story ashlar building with a neo-Baroque mansard hip roof, 1903, architect Franz Schöberl Source: Wikipedia

St. Josephs in Speyer is a Catholic church and the center of a whole complex of buildings belonging to the parish of St. Joseph. In the Pax Christi cathedral parish, which encompasses the entire city area, it serves as a place for joint parish services, while the cathedral is the seat of the parish. Wikipedia

The Josephskirche is, next to the cathedral, the second largest Catholic church in the city of Speyer. The foundation stone was laid on June 9, 1912. Just two years later, on November 22, 1914, the then bishop Dr. v. Faulhaber the church. In the summer of 1917, the painter Ronge from Munich painted the pictures for the side altars. The four high altarpieces, which show scenes from Jesus' childhood, also come from him. He used paintings after Rogier v. as models. d. Weyden in the old Pinakothek in Munich. Mercy Seat - Link opens page-overlapping dialog window © Ursula Boots mercy seat The Trinity group, the so-called mercy seat on the high altar, comes from Professor Thomas Buscher from Munich. He also created the Pieta in the Aegidienkapelle, which was converted into the Fallen Memorial Chapel in 1925. https://www.speyer.de/de/tourismus/speyer-erleben/gehenswuerdigkeiten/kirche-st-joseph/