House no. 13 is worth mentioning; it is also known as Fára House after its original owner. This house, originally with a Baroque facade and a mansard roof, contained the inn “U zlatého soudku” (“At the Golden Barrel”). In 1913–1914 it was rebuilt in the Cubist style to a design by the prominent Prague architect Pavel Janák.
Architect Janák left two other buildings in Pelhřimov. He also prepared a design for a Cubist reconstruction of the south side of the square, but only a colour study of this plan survives.
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An elevated view of a large paved square with a fountain or circular basin in the foreground. Horse-drawn carriages and individual pedestrians cross the space, which is surrounded by ornate burgher houses and a church with a tall tower.
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Large glass plate negatives has been in use in the years 1880-1950. Help us exactly date this photograph,please!
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