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Thank you so muchA quick search resulted in this photo. Not exactly what you search, as it is from 1902. The street, where the photographer stands, is Glockengießerwall. The street that goes to the left just behind the tramway is Raboisen. The building on the left side of that street, at corner Glockengießerwall, should be Raboisen 1 (partly hidden by the tramway).
More photos here (but probably none of no. 1):
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Hamburg Bildarchiv Bildagentur Archiv Agentur alt alte historisch historische Ansichten Bilder Fotos Postkarten Sammlung Museum Jens Wunderlich (Harburg, Eimsbüttel, Altona, Wandsbek, Elbe)hamburg-bildarchiv.de
I tried searching on google and there wasn’t much to be found. But now you have given me some idea on how it looks. So thank you very muchJust had a look again. Today Raboisen 3 is the building around the corner, the building at the corner belongs to Glockengießerwall (no. 17), Raboisen 1 doesn't exist. However, that probably was different before the war. Nevertheless, I hope it gives you an impression how the quarter looked like before the war.
I have, but i dont find any old pictures. The restaurant name was Kröger Restaurant.https://www.google.com/maps/@53.554...jMTMvrSQtQFAQnrw!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?entry=ttu
what it looks like now - choose street view.
For old pictures - have you tried searching the name of the restaurant? Or the family name?