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Střelnice before 1907

Š&VDigital ArchiveCities and villagesTáborOld TownShooting Range (built 1893-1894)
Střelnice before 1907 — Monumental historicist building stands on a paved open space. The ground floor has three tall arched entrances, above them an open arcaded loggia and richly articulated facade with balustrades, pilasters, and a…
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Name:
Střelnice before 1907
Description:
Community house Střelnice, 1895–1902. The community house of the Tábor bourgeoisie got its name from the actual shooting range (střelnice) that stood there until 1894. It was used to shoot at a bird-shaped target located on the other side of the valley, in the part still called by locals “Under the Bird”. (published in: calendar Tábor, Šechtl & Voseček, 2024)

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Monumental historicist building stands on a paved open space. The ground floor has three tall arched entrances, above them an open arcaded loggia and richly articulated facade with balustrades, pilasters, and a pediment; pedestrians stand in front.
Year:
1895-1902
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Keywords:
Tábor, Shooting range, architecture
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historizující budova, obloukový vstup, arkádová lodžie, balustráda, zdobená fasáda, dlážděné prostranství, pěší
Material:
negative18x24 varnished
Categories:
Shooting Range (built 1893-1894)
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Location:
krabice 392

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