A quiet afternoon at the Krollscher Wintergarten, also known as Krollscher Etablissement, beer garden in 1904.
The typical garden furniture is still in use today. Some of the one captured here might still be around and serving another generation of another beer garden’s fans.
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I do not believe Kroll still exist, did it not close down in the 1950’s?
Of course it doesn’t exist – that’s the point of the “Lost Berlin” post:-) It’s been gone since 1957 when the rests of the building which had survived WW2 and the 1951 partial demolition were written off.
You can still find the exact same furniture at Eiskonditorei Anett‘s garden in Grünau.