speyer

I can promise you Steve Ross, Michael Fuchs, Steven Roth, and Jerry Speyer all describe themselves as founders.

The Speyer wine is probably still safe to drink, though scientists say it likely wouldn’t taste good.

The one in Speyer is 0.02 OK-GLI, forgotten and found again in Bahrain (which is a whole story by itself).

There is one of the flying mockups in a the museum in Speyer in Germany.

There is also the Speyer wine bottle dated to about AD 325 and 350.

When visiting the Technikmuseum Speyer recently, I had the opportunity to see an actual Buran, the Russian Space Shuttle, on display.

The 1700-year old Speyer wine bottle is thought to be drinkable.

The one in Speyer was an atmospheric test vehicle.

And yeah, the Speyer museums are totally amazing.

That honor goes to the Speyer wine bottle, a jug of wine that, before its disinterment in contemporary Germany, sat in a Roman tomb for more than 1500 years.

While not quite the real deal, the aerodynamic test vehicle OK-GLI is at the Technik Museum Speyer in the same-named German City, open to the public (the nearby (30min; car) museum in Sinzheim has a both the french and soviet supersonic passenger planes (Concorde/Tu-144) in it's exhibit).

Cooper Union investment committee member John Michaelson acknowledged to the Wall Street Journal that Tishman Speyer "would not have signed a generous agreement like that had it been approached in 2009."

"Orbiter OK-2.01...was dismantled and sat gathering dust at the Tushina factory near Moscow for years until 2011 when it was reportedly moved to an aviation museum in Germany for restoration" I just walked through this Buran model a few months ago at the Technikmuseum in Speyer, Germany.

In the middle ages, the Mainz-Worms-Speyer region was the center of Jewish life in Germany.

Speyer has a bunch of vintage cars and the 747.

Germany was running out of forests to harvest around 1400, and the oldest law that is still in effect is from 1442 (Forstordnung of the Bistum Speyer).