Radniční Street no. 52, today under reconstruction (a narrow little lane behind the Čadil family). The door in the photograph is now bricked up. Thir, 1920, states: “...numbers 51 and 52 were in the most recent period joined into one building... Then Anna Pelhřimovská is the owner, and in 1904 Marie Klášterková. She sold the house to the miller Václav Kvěch, whose son-in-law, builder Ant. Neuman, completely rebuilt it in the Baroque style, which fits the narrow streets of Tábor much better than ostentatious Art Nouveau.” B. Pražáková
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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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