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Charlotte Müller

A Historical Landmark in Göttingen's Core

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Crafted by Katharina Hobson-Kraus in 1937, the Charlotte Müller statue stands proudly in Göttingen's center. It serves as a poignant reminder of the past, inviting you to uncover stories from bygone eras. Visiting this sculpture offers a journey into history that deepens our connection to shared heritage.

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The 'Charlotte Müller' sculpture, erected in 1937 in Göttingen, is the work of Katharina Hobson-Kraus, a lesser-known sculptor of her era.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1937

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the statue in front of you. It’s more than just a piece of art; it’s a gateway to the past. Did you know that Charlotte Müller played a significant role in local history? On a day like today, you can almost hear echoes of conversations from long ago, telling tales that shaped this city. If you turn around, you’ll notice the Reitstall Bridge to the east, often crossed by people carrying stories like those of Charlotte Müller. Pause to appreciate the intricate details of the sculpture. Through her work, artist Katharina Hobson-Kraus created a bridge between past and present that we can still cross today.