
Charlotte Müller
Honoring Göttingen's Oldest Street Vendor
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1937
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Here you stand before the memorial of Charlotte Müller, Göttingen's oldest street vendor, who lived from 1840 to 1935. The statue was created in 1937 by artist Katharine Hobson-Kraus. Take a moment to read the inscription, which honors her long life and strong ties to the city. This memorial tells the story of a woman who was a constant presence in the city's landscape for decades. If you look to the northeast, you'll find the 'Der Bote' monument, another piece of historical significance. Behind you, a little further northwest, is the Göttingen train station, a central hub of transportation. This statue stands as a silent witness to the city's history and preserves the memory of an extraordinary individual.
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Location
Nearby

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