I would say this is Sepekov; on the left is the Panská inn and on the right the present-day town hall. Jan Strnad.
Square in Sepekov – on the left the Panský Inn (see part of the sign), on the right the school building (now the municipal office), and in the middle the Church of St Nicholas (closed under Joseph II, then sold and converted into a house with apartments). In 1912 the church burned down and was largely demolished; today only easily overlooked remains survive. The photograph may date from 1893–1912. Oldřich Horek. The school building was completed in 1892 and the Church of St Nicholas burned down in 1912; that was its end. Since there are already mature trees in front of the school building and an iron cross stands among them, I would date this photograph to around 1900.
Jaroslav Kosík. Thank you.
Please help us to identify who is on the photograph and date it.
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Broad unpaved square between two-storey plastered buildings. A horse-drawn vehicle stands at the left, young trees line the buildings, and a small cross or monument stands in the open space.
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