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Elementary school on Parkány

Š&VDigital ArchiveCities and villagesTáborParkány (around the original city wall)Hana Benešová Schools, built 1880
Elementary school on Parkány — A large four-storey school building has a symmetrical historicist façade, a rusticated ground floor, a tall central entrance and a hipped roof. In front of the school is an open unpaved area with low…
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Name:
Elementary school on Parkány
Description:
Empress Elisabeth Girls’ School, dating from 1880, later Hana Benešová School and even Karel Haken School, on the original Školní Square, known during the First Republic as Habrman Square (after the minister of education), and today once again Školní Square.
Queen Elisabeth Girls’ School (from 1938 Hana Benešová School), rebuilt in the 1930s.
Digital reproduction from a 13 × 18 cm glass negative; around 1900.

Automatic description:
A large four-storey school building has a symmetrical historicist façade, a rusticated ground floor, a tall central entrance and a hipped roof. In front of the school is an open unpaved area with low fencing and several adults and children.
Year:
1880-1908
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Keywords:
Tábor, školy Hany Benešové
Automatic keywords:
school, historizující architektura, rustikované přízemí, hlavní vchod, valbová střecha, nezpevněná plocha, oplocení, children
Material:
negative13x18
Categories:
Hana Benešová Schools, built 1880
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