For the current train station, see Berlin Ostbahnhof.
Berlin Ostbahnhof (Küstriner Bahnhof)
Station building at Küstriner Platz, postcard (c. 1900)
General information
Location
Küstriner Platz Friedrichshain, Berlin Germany
Construction
Architect
Adolf Lohse
History
Opened
1 October 1867
Closed
1882
Location
Berlin Ostbahnhof (Küstriner Bahnhof)
Location within Berlin
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Berlin Ostbahnhof (Küstriner Bahnhof)
Location within Germany
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Berlin Ostbahnhof (Küstriner Bahnhof)
Location within Europe
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