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“Na Papírně” Mill

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“Na Papírně” Mill — A large mill complex lies in a deep river valley. Around the main multi-storey building are smaller working structures, timber stacks and a road; a town or pilgrimage skyline appears on the distant horizon.
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Name:
“Na Papírně” Mill
Description:
From the bend of the Lužnice River, the size and arrangement of the buildings, the small house on the left side of the riverside road to Tábor, and the left-turning branch road winding heart-shaped up the slope—which still exists and leads to Klokoty above the abandoned quarry below Klokoty—the mill can be identified as “Na Papírně”. Beyond it comes Beneš Mill, followed only then by Kvěch Mill. Ing. Jaroslav Křížovský

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Automatic description:
A large mill complex lies in a deep river valley. Around the main multi-storey building are smaller working structures, timber stacks and a road; a town or pilgrimage skyline appears on the distant horizon.
Year:
Large glass plate negatives has been in use in the years 1880-1950.
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Keywords:
landscape, mill, river, Lužnice, Na Papírně
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mlýnský areál, hluboké údolí, river, vícepodlažní budova, provozní stavby, dřevěná skládka, way, vzdálená silueta
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negative13x18
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Na Papírně mill
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