Gezicht op de Vleeshal te Haarlem before 1880

This anonymous black and white photograph, taken before 1880, depicts the Vleeshal (Meat Hall) in Haarlem, Netherlands. The image captures a low-angle perspective of the building, emphasizing its intricate facade and architectural details. The building is characterized by its decorative brickwork and prominent gables. The Vleeshal was constructed in the 16th century and is a prime example of Dutch Renaissance architecture. The photograph offers a glimpse into the historical heart of Haarlem and the evolution of its urban landscape.