Thir, 1920, p. 562 states for house no. 236: "...finally in 1867 Bedřich Gause bought the house, Marie with the bastion, for 2,800 guilders, but without the stable, which was sold to Václ. Borovička. Aloisie. The present owner is Augustin Gause. (Since 1915 daughters Anna, Marie, Božena.)"
Antonín Gause's shop at the junction of Pražská and Filipovská Streets, demolished in 1934.
Digital reproduction from a 13 × 18 cm glass negative, photograph after 1900.
The Gause houses were built before the middle of the 19th century at the very edge of the town. One side stood by the Prague Gate and the side of the houses was connected to a fortification bastion. After the gate was demolished, the houses were extended toward Pražská Street by a richly decorated extension with shops and a pharmacy (in the right part of the photograph). After demolition in 1934, only the fortification bastion remained. In 1938 it became part of a new house that today contains the Bastion second-hand bookshop.
Automatic description:
Shop in a low house with a shingle roof and number 236. Baskets, children's carts, rakes, ladders, shovels, and other wooden and household goods are displayed beneath a large A. GAUSE sign; a man, woman, and child stand outside.
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Varnishing has been used for collodium wet process negatives (used before the year 1890) but certainly some of later gelatine based negatives are varnished as well (minimally to the year 1901). Help us exactly date this photograph,please!
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