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February 5, 2025

Oberursel Station: The Dance School

November 25, 2011 By Graham Tappenden

Inside Oberursel’s station – this is going to be the main hall for the dance school teaching modern styles such as hip-hop and jump. The original beams from the 19th Century will remain visible when the room is finished.

Filed Under: Bahnhof Tagged With: beams, dance, school.hall, station

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