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Datei:Kindergarten Zander 1.jpg|<br> The first company headquarters at Holsteiner Straße 24 in Rendsburg. Gesa Meyer, the daughter of the first managing director Paul Meyer, was one of the kindergarten children at the time and recalls: "Our father's office was on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance, and just behind it was Josef-Severin Ahlmann's office, with a wonderful soft, dove-blue carpet." <br> <br> | Datei:Kindergarten Zander 1.jpg|<br> The first company headquarters at Holsteiner Straße 24 in Rendsburg. Gesa Meyer, the daughter of the first managing director Paul Meyer, was one of the kindergarten children at the time and recalls: "Our father's office was on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance, and just behind it was Josef-Severin Ahlmann's office, with a wonderful soft, dove-blue carpet." <br> <br> | ||
Datei:SchleuseKindergartenZander003.jpg|<br> The Kronwerk lock in Rendsburg linking the Obereider to the Untereider. In the background on the left is the building that was the first headquarters of Severin Ahlmann-Betonindustrie in 1946. <br> <br> <br> <br> | Datei:SchleuseKindergartenZander003.jpg|<br> The Kronwerk lock in Rendsburg linking the Obereider to the Untereider. In the background on the left is the building that was the first headquarters of Severin Ahlmann-Betonindustrie in 1946. <br> <br> <br> <br> | ||
Datei:Fertig überarbeitet 1.1.A 00504 19510310 Produktionsgelände,043.jpg|<br> Plan clearly showing - in yellow - the expansion of the young company SAB. Outlined in red is the square that was the subject of the deal with the timber merchant Timm and the town. Yellow is the Severin Ahlmann company, and purple is the company H.F. Timm. The buildings in detail: 1 | Datei:Fertig überarbeitet 1.1.A 00504 19510310 Produktionsgelände,043.jpg|<br> Plan clearly showing - in yellow - the expansion of the young company SAB. Outlined in red is the square that was the subject of the deal with the timber merchant Timm and the town. Yellow is the Severin Ahlmann company, and purple is the company H.F. Timm. The buildings in detail: 1 Pipe pressing plant, 2 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 3 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 4 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 5 Carlshütte residential building, today Vorwerk office, 6 Thormann Hall (built in 1890), 7 Severin Ahlmann office in the Carlshütte, 8 Horse stables (built in its first form around 1784), 9 Director's house, 10 Concrete moulding shop, 11 Sanitary moulding shop, 12 Sanitary polishing shop, 13 Haus & Garden Ahlmann, 14 Coach house (built in 1913), 15 Alte Meierei. | ||
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The first company headquarters at Holsteiner Straße 24 in Rendsburg. Gesa Meyer, the daughter of the first managing director Paul Meyer, was one of the kindergarten children at the time and recalls: "Our father's office was on the ground floor, to the left of the main entrance, and just behind it was Josef-Severin Ahlmann's office, with a wonderful soft, dove-blue carpet."
The Kronwerk lock in Rendsburg linking the Obereider to the Untereider. In the background on the left is the building that was the first headquarters of Severin Ahlmann-Betonindustrie in 1946.
Plan clearly showing - in yellow - the expansion of the young company SAB. Outlined in red is the square that was the subject of the deal with the timber merchant Timm and the town. Yellow is the Severin Ahlmann company, and purple is the company H.F. Timm. The buildings in detail: 1 Pipe pressing plant, 2 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 3 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 4 Severin Ahlmann storage yard, 5 Carlshütte residential building, today Vorwerk office, 6 Thormann Hall (built in 1890), 7 Severin Ahlmann office in the Carlshütte, 8 Horse stables (built in its first form around 1784), 9 Director's house, 10 Concrete moulding shop, 11 Sanitary moulding shop, 12 Sanitary polishing shop, 13 Haus & Garden Ahlmann, 14 Coach house (built in 1913), 15 Alte Meierei.
