Domy čp. 14 a 77 House

Czech historical monument - Domy čp. 14 a 77 in the village Dolní Brusnice

This group of two grafted chalets, following each other, represents a remarkable proof of partly grafted buildings in the village from the early 19th century. Located in the village Dolní Brusnice, district Trutnov, Královéhradecký kraj.

Origin and context This group of houses was built in the first half of the 19th century. There are few reports of the oldest history of the village, so it is impossible to tell who their builder was or why they were built.

Architecture The houses are grafted with wooden walls and shingles. The set of two chalets is consecutive, which was common at the time the population concentrated around the centre.

Owners and fates This group of houses was originally owned by local agricultural families. After World War II the houses were nationalized and later the restitution returned to their original owners.

Interest The evidence of partially grafted buildings in the village from the beginning of the 19th century is remarkable by allowing us to look at historical buildings of the village with preserved original soil and architectural elements.

Today This group of houses is today protected by a monument and is privately owned. The village Dolní Brusnice is a small town where you can find many historical objects worth visiting. This group of houses is therefore an important part of the regional cultural identity.

Visit This group of houses is not only a remarkable example of the historical development of the village, but also a symbol of the tradition and continuity of the local community. That is why it is worth visiting so that tourists can become familiar with its historical values and cultural meanings.

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