EU: Wurmberg bei Pettau (1900) through time

Vurberg 1899–1918 4 photos of this spot

4 photographs taken at the same spot in Vurberg, spanning 1899–1918 — 4 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

A 'Gruss aus' greeting postcard from 1899 depicting Vurberg, known in German as Wurmberg, a small village near Ptuj in what was then Austria-Hungary's Styria region, overlooked by the ruins of its hilltop castle.

EU: Gruss aus Wurmberg b. Pettau; Pozdrav iz Vurberga (1899) 1899 A 'Gruss aus' greeting postcard from 1899 depicting Vurberg, known in German as Wurmberg, a small village near Ptuj in what was then Austria-Hungary's Styria region, overlooked by the ruins of its hilltop castle.

EU: Wurmberg bei Pettau (1900) 1900 A 1900 view of Wurmberg, the German name for present-day Vurberg near Ptuj, photographed while the area still lay within Austria-Hungary's Styria province, a rural district along the Drava River valley.

EU: Schloß Wurmberg b. Pettau, Schloßhof (1916) 1916 The courtyard of Wurmberg Castle, known today as Vurberg near Ptuj, is shown in this 1916 photograph, taken during the final years of Austro-Hungarian rule over the region and the ongoing First World War.

EU: Schloss Wurmberg bei Pettau; Grad Vurberg pri Ptuju (1918) 1918 Vurberg Castle, called Schloss Wurmberg in German, is pictured in this 1918 photograph, taken near Ptuj shortly before the Austro-Hungarian Empire's collapse at the end of the First World War.