1934 Cologne Saint Gereon Koln Germany Basilica Church - ORIGINAL GER4 XET8 44th Street in New York

44th Street in New York

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1934 Cologne Saint Gereon Koln Germany Basilica Church - ORIGINAL GER4 XET8 44th Street in New YorkThis is an original 1934 photogravure of St. Gereon's Basilica in Cologne, Germany (Deutschland). It is built in the Romanesque style and is the site of Saint Gereon's beheading in the 3rd century. There is a column known as the blood column located in the church that is said to have been splashed by the blood of Saint Gereon, making it a sacred relic. The basilica was first built in 380 AD. The photographer of this image is from the Bildstelle