(Afp) - La silhouette de la tour de la cloche de la petite chapelle au Château de Frankenstein est considéré dans le ciel nuageux dans Muehltal, Allemagne, 2 juillet 2003. Château Frankenstein est le plus au nord du château le long de la Bergstrasse '' (route de montagne). La tribu germanique des Francs conquirent la région de la ville de Darmstadt à environ 40 kilomètres au sud de Frankfurt Main autour de 500 AD. Avec

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• Dimensions: 1312 x 2000 px | 22,2 x 33,9 cm | 8,7 x 13,3 inches | 150dpi
• Date de la prise de vue: 2 juillet 2003
• Photographe: dpa

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(dpa) - The silhouette of the bell tower of the little chapel at Castle Frankenstein is seen against the cloudy sky in Muehltal, Germany, 2 July 2003. Castle Frankenstein is the most northern castle along the 'Bergstrasse' (mountain road). The Germanic tribe of the Francs conquered the area of the city of Darmstadt around 40 kilometres south of Frankfurt Main at around 500 AD. With it they also conquered a nearby quarry (in German 'Steinbruch') which gave the name to the later Castle Frankenstein. With Arbogast of Frankenstein, a famous and honourable knight, the name was documented for the first time. A baron of Frankenstein had a castle built near the town of Darmstadt in the 13th century. Mary Shelley, the British author of the novel 'Doctor Frankenstein' traveld through this area and continued along the River Rhine in the 19th century. She may have been to the castle which already was in ruins by then and which might have given her the inspiration for her famous novel.

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