Large vintage map of Munster, the famous metropolis of Westphalia, Germany in 1636. 12 years before the Peace of Westphalia is signed in the city. You can see many buildings in the map which still stand as of today. -The cathedral in the middle of the map, -the Buddenturm a defensive tower built ~1150 in the center of the northern city wall. -the Zwinger in the top right corner of the wall, built in 1530s, used as a prison and executions place by the Gestapo during WW2. View from before WW2 -Lamberti church east from the cathedral, with it's three cagesfrom the execution of the leaders of the Münster Rebellion -The St. Petri church west from the cathedral at the river, built ~1590 -Saint Ludgeri, in the south. Built 1173 -And of course, the Prinzipalmarkt the rounded "inner-city ring"street which goes around the cathedral plaza. 48” x “48” Awesome addition to any den or library.