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Villa No. 48 in Poříčí, known as Dračí zámeček or Husarský zámek

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Name:: Villa No. 48 in Poříčí, known as Dračí zámeček or Husarský zámek
Description:: Reproduction. The chateau was built in 1899 following a Swiss model. Its owner, Cavalry Captain Hubatka, sold it to Tangel in 1911. It was later sold several times. MUDr. Růžička established a sanatorium there, which later belonged to the Sickness Insurance Fund. After the war there was a political school and a children’s home there. According to an article by Pavel Koblasa in Českobudějovické listy, September 1995.
Year:: 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).
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Author:: Šechtl & Voseček archive
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Keywords:: house
Material:: negative18x24 varnished
Categories:: Cities and villages
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