In Münster I paid a visit to the Ratshaus, where the Peace of Westphalia was signed. This, of course, ended the bloody post-reformation Thirty Years War that had been waged at great cost throughout Europe. Although it was great taking a peak at the room where this historically important event occurred, the room itself was not as grand as I had expected, and I was a little upset at having spent 1.50 € for the entry. Now you can see it for free.(9/21/04)

**UPDATE: I am still alive and kicking in Leipzig, but have been unable to locate USB port access for some time know. I should be in Berlin in a couple of days when I can update. The former DDR is INCREDIBLE!!!!!! WOO HOOOOO!!!! YEE HAW!!!!!!! Can you feel the excitement? Seriously, I am loving it. (9/28/04)

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Friedeshalle, Münster, Germany

From:	eileenkopp@hotmail.com	(Thu Sep 23 16:42:21 2004)
I dunno, Michael. I think it looks kind of neat -- looks like they did some delicate woodcarving. Thanks for saving us the 1.50 euro (and the flight there!)
From:	Michael Kopp (mk)	(Tue Sep 28 08:28:15 2004)
Eileen, always looking on the brighter side. Yes, there was some pretty nice woodcarving, but where were the disco balls and the laser light shows?
From:	Alisha Roth	(Wed Nov 12 18:11:46 2008)
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