Carefully colorize a black-and-white landscape or scene

Colorize this black-and-white scene with restrained, period-plausible color. Keep the tonal contrast and grain of the original intact, and choose muted, era-appropriate hues for landscape, sky, buildings, and foliage rather than vivid modern tones. Where the correct color of something is genuinely uncertain, leave it neutral rather than guessing boldly. The colors are an interpretation, not recovered fact — the result should look like a color photo from the era, not a saturated modern edit.