Dům čp. 78 (Heřmanice) Umgebinde house
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House No. 78 in Hømanice, a village in the north of the Czech Republic in Frýdlantý near Liberec Region, was a unique cultural monument. This building became famous for its traditional substage architecture and historical value, leading to its inclusion in the list of protected monuments in 1966. It was located on the north side of the village by road number III / 03513, built on a ground plan in the shape of a rectangle with a shorter side facing the Oleska river. Its construction connected the grafted residential parts and the walled economic part, which was typical of regional construction.
The history of the house is closely linked to its architectural features. The building was a traditional pedestal house where the floor was held by rectangular wooden pedestal. This type of construction was common in the region and shows the historical construction techniques used in the area. The house had a saddle roof covered with bags of clouds, which gave the construction a characteristic view and protection against weather effects.
The architecture of house No. 78 was remarkable by combining grafted and walled structures. The ground floor contained three parts, of which the living quarters had grafting, while the economic part, along with the passageway hall, was walled. The entrance to the house was located on the south and west side, with right-angled stone lining around the door. The lighting of the attic was provided by the voluminous windows on both sides of the building and the hay skyline on the eastern side of the roof supplied another architectural element.
House No. 78 has undergone several key events that have affected its history and condition. In 1966, the building was placed under monument protection because of its cultural and historical importance. However, in August 2010, the Frýdlantska area was hit by violent downpour that caused flooding to the extent incurable. As a result of these damages, the building was demolished and its monument protection ended on 31 August 2010.
Today the original building of house No. 78 no longer exists, but its history and architectural features remain an important part of the cultural memory of the village Heřmanice. Although the object itself no longer comes to visit, its history reminds of the importance of protecting and preserving cultural heritage. Visit Hømanic offers the opportunity to explore other historical monuments of the region and understand the rich past of the area.
House No. 78 was a significant reminder of the tradition and building skills that shaped the landscape of Hermanic. Its disappearance is a reminder of the importance of protecting cultural heritage from natural disasters and environmental changes. The visit to Hømanic offers a chance to explore other historical monuments of the region, which are behind the attention of every curiosity.
Historical milestones
- 1966
- Introduction of the building under historical protection.
- 2010
- Damage to the house by flooding and subsequent demolition of the building.
- 2010
- Termination of monument protection of the building.
Architectural development
The ground floor contained grafted residential areas and the walled economic part. The floor was paved and held on wooden pegs. The roof was saddled and covered with bags of the kind of bobcat.
Historical events
In 1966, the building was placed under monument protection. In August 2010, the area was hit by violent downpour and subsequent floods. In 2010 the monument protection of the building was completed after its demolition.
Points of interest
- The construction had a traditional substage architecture and rectangular plan with a shorter side towards the river Oleška. - The construction connected the grafted residential parts to the walled economic part. - The house had a saddle roof covered with bags of buckets. - The building was included in the list of protected monuments in 1966. - In August 2010 the house was demolished after an incurable flood and its monument protection ended.
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Welcome to Hermanice! You stand before the historical heritage that once was home to the local community. This ancient object, no. 78, is now a cancelled monument, but its presence still tells you the story of the past of this area.
Let's dive into the history of this place. The house was built as a traditional substage building, which represented in an excellent way the architectural tradition of the northern parts of Hømanice. In 1966 it became an officially protected cultural monument due to its unique design and historical significance. But the tragedy occurred in 2010, when floods damaged the building so badly that it had to be demolished. As a result, the building's monument protection was terminated.
Look up at the roof and notice its unique design. Even if you can't see her anymore, the house had a saddle roof covered with bags of blobs, which was typical of regional architecture. The ground plan of the object was rectangular with a shorter side towards the Oleška river, which was not only aesthetically attractive but also practical for its location.
Now pay attention to the design itself. The house connected the grafted residential parts with the walled economic part, which was common for the base houses of that time. This combination of materials not only provided stability and isolation, but also reflected the lifestyle of its inhabitants.
Although specific historical figures associated with this building remain unknown, we can imagine how this domestic structure was at the heart of family and community activities. It was a place where generations met, did work and maintained traditions.
What interests everyone is the fact that even after its demise, this object still tells the story of changes in landscape and lifestyle. Although it no longer exists in its original form, its memory remains as a memory of the past of Hermanic.
Allow me to invite you to explore the area again. Although this particular house is no longer among us, many other historical and cultural monuments are waiting for your discovery mind in Hømonice. So let your travels continue with an open heart and attention to what the past can teach us.
Thank you for visiting this place. I hope this guide has inspired you to a deeper understanding of the history and heritage of Hermanic. With God on the next road!
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Objekt se nacházel v blízkosti koryta říčky Olešky a u silnice III/03513 směřující k Kristiánovu a Dětřichovu.
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