Plates to be washed. The Gothic-Renaissance burgher house no. 22 next to the town hall is mentioned in 1536 as a ruin after a fire. Its owner at the time, later the primas of Tábor, Martin Helm of Vorlov, had the remains of the house rebuilt into their present form. The plaque above the passageway and the window surrounds were altered in the Neo-Gothic style to harmonize with the new façade of the town hall. Photograph taken after 1878.
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