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Harachovka

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Name:: Harachovka
Description:: Thanabauer Footbridge, named in honour of Antonín Thanabauer, a supporter of the association and chief inspector of technical control. Construction began in 1919. Landowner Vodňanský supplied the timber free of charge; master carpenter Florian; cost 40,000 guilders. It was opened for use on 21 November 1920; fee 10 h. It was damaged in 1922, 1925 and 1928–29. From 1930 it had reinforced-concrete piers. A major flood swept it away on 16 March 1940. In 1941 it was rebuilt in reinforced concrete, Ing. Štěpán Jež.
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Automatic description:: A broad river runs through a wooded valley; reeds cover the near bank and a low building stands on the distant bank. The slopes are densely forested.
Year:: 1901-1919
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Author:: Šechtl & Voseček archive
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Keywords:: Lužnice, river, Harachovka, landscape
Automatic keywords:: široká řeka, rákosí, rákosnatý břeh, zalesněný svah, údolí, nízká budova
Material:: negative13x18
Categories:: Restaurant Harachovka (built 1901)
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