The architectural historian and architect Eugen Hausladen (1894-1936) dedicated his life to the architecture of Augsburg. He experienced the architectural history of the city in all its complexity before the devastating destruction of World War II. For him, the facades of the townhouses, the church interiors, and the banquet halls reflected the history of local craftsmanship as well as the influences of European architectural schools. To this day, his texts have not lost their invaluable significance as a source. As the first architectural researcher, he narrates the architectural history of the city through the archival traces of its builders, which he primarily gathered from craftsmen's treaties, masonry records, master builder books, or building office protocols from the Augsburg city archive. The Altaugsburg Society publishes the present volume "Baroque and Classicism.".