Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT)

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Alsergrund is the 9th district of Vienna, Austria It is located just north of the first, central district, Innere Stadt. Alsergrund was incorporated in 1862, with seven suburbs. The area is densely populated, with a lot of government-built housing.The Alsergrund was formed, in 1850, from seven suburbs. The names of the suburbs have remained in the section names, but also in the awareness of many residents. In the northeast area of the district, is the Althangrund, mostly with public facilities and infrastructure constructions built, such as: the Franz Josef station, the Vienna University of Economics, the institutes geosciences, mathematics, pharmacology and biology faculties of the University of Vienna, the Transport and postal and Telegraph Directorate. In the north, there is also the Spittelau with the incinerator Spittelau. South of Althangrund, joins the Rossau, which is mostly covered with residential buildings.

Postmarks in Austria

Post code 1090. Sorted by cancel date.

File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AT a.jpg WIEN 66 (Alsergrund).	WIEN 69 (Alsergrund IV) in 1923.
WIEN 68 (Franz Josef station) circle in 1950.	File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AT e.jpg WIEN 71(Lazarethgasse).	9/2 WIEN 72 (Alsergrund III) bridge in 1958.

Meter cancels

WIEN IX/66 TABAKWERKE in 1951, with complete address.	WIEN 66 in 1957.
IX/71 WIPA 1965.	1091 Meter Cancel Wien 1992
1091 in 2002	1090 Blue Alser Strasse 15.3.2005

Registered postmark

WIEN 71 P.B. 9/2 in 1922, 630th.

Postmarks in Austria-Hungary era

The station FRANZ JOSEFS BAHNHOF post-office (WIEN 68) opened in 1870; LAZARETHGASSE (WIEN 71) on 1 October 1886; ALSERGRUND III and IV (WIEN 72 & 69) on 24 June 1888.

File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH a.jpg ALSERGRUND WIEN	File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH b.jpg WIEN 9/1/66
File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH Bahnhof a.jpg FRANZ JOSEFS BAHNHOF	Near 1900.
File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH c.jpg ALSERGRUND IV	File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH d.jpg WIEN 9/1/69	9/1 WIEN 125 in 1917. Office opened after 1900.

Card

Postal card 2 kr from ALSERGRUND in 1882.

Wien 71 (LAZARETHGASSE)

Moved to page Vienna 9-2 (AT).

Wien 72 (ALSERGRUND III)

Postmark 9/2/72 changed to 9/3/72 on 15 November 1892.

ALSERGRUND III until January 1892 (here in 1890).

File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AH h.jpg WIEN 9/2/72

WIEN 9/3/72 in 1894. Klein gEjebb.

Postmark in Austrian Empire Vienna and suburbs

ALSERGRUND IN WIEN post-office opened in 1865.

File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AE a.jpg ALSERGRUND circle

File:Vienna 9 - Alsergrund (AT) AE b.jpg ;;