This unique picture book takes you into the neighborhoods of the former salt city of Halle, where the Halloren lived and worked. Previously unknown and rare photographs from around 1865 until the final closure of the saltworks in the 1960s provide insights into the lives of the Halle salt workers, who have been united in the Salzwirker Brotherhood since 1524. Unpublished memory photos of festivals, celebrations, customs, and parades illustrate the special status of the Halloren as a group in the official life of the city. Engaging and comprehensive, Uwe Meissner, Rüdiger, and Christine Just showcase the everyday life of the people through their selection of images. The book also reports on the handling of traditions from this significant community shaped by salt production, featuring long-forgotten elements such as demolished houses, bridges, industrial facilities, and relocated streets.