Potsdam in color: A look at almost 100 years of city history!

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Experience Potsdam on August 15, 2025: A colorful exhibition in the train station shows almost 100 years of the city's history.

Erleben Sie Potsdam am 15.08.2025: Eine farbenfrohe Ausstellung im Bahnhof zeigt fast 100 Jahre Stadtgeschichte.
Experience Potsdam on August 15, 2025: A colorful exhibition in the train station shows almost 100 years of the city's history.

Potsdam in color: A look at almost 100 years of city history!

In the charming city of Potsdam there are currently valuable insights into almost a hundred years of city history. A colorful exhibition can be seen in the station, which not only shows the development of the city, but also reflects different eras and their influence on the lives of its citizens. Loud Meeting point Potsdam The exhibition impressively shows how the cityscape has changed over the years and invites visitors to immerse themselves in the past.

But this exhibition is more than just a historical reflection; it also reflects the residents' pride in their homeland. The pictures tell stories of development, challenges and the little joys of everyday life. The last decades in particular have been convincing with their diverse facets and make it clear how important shared remembrance is for future generations.

Community and future

Speaking of the future: the young minds of tomorrow were also recently celebrated in Potsdam. The graduation ceremony for the graduating class of 2025 took place at SUNY Potsdam, with a total of 1,280 candidates receiving their degrees. The event was a wonderful opportunity for families and friends to rejoice together and capture unforgettable memories SUNY Potsdam reported.

The celebration was led by Sarah Mack, President of the Alumni Association, who encouraged the graduates to face challenges with confidence and determination. She emphasized how much power young people have to shape the future. This message was underscored by the Stewart’s Foundation’s receipt of the 2025 Leadership Through Service Award, presented by President Smith.

In an emotional ceremony, the award was accepted by Chuck Marshall, director of Stewart’s Shops, who encouraged the graduates not to give up even in difficult times. Kaitlyn Cavallo, a graduate of the Class of 2025, rounded out the celebration by singing her alma mater, accompanied by the Crane Commencement Band, providing a celebratory conclusion to the event.

A look back and forward

These two events - the exhibition about the city's history and the graduation ceremony - impressively show how important it is to keep an eye on both the roots and the future. They invite us all to reflect together and appreciate our history as we look to the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead.

If you would like to find out more about the exhibition, you can find detailed information at Meeting point Potsdam.