File:Apor Vilmos Platz, Hl. Johannes von Nepomuk Statue, 2022 Gyula.jpg

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Statue of St. John of Nepomuk, Baroque. It was built in 1729, the county clerk Péter Csik claimed on the bridgehead across the ditch separating the German-Gyula from the Hungarian-Gyula. In the 1801 fire, the bridge was destroyed. The sculpture house was made in 1883 in the late Romantic style. Listed. - Part of the Németváros (German Town) city part, that is a protected architectural ensemble. Note on 1913 and 1893 maps shows as Józsefváros (Joseph Town) insted Németváros. About German Town: located just west of the City Centre, in the Middle Age used for unknown purposes; in the 18th century here were vineyards, maize fields and watermelon gardens/platations; the street and plot structure can be dated to the beginning of the 19th century, this was an island with a bridge over the Saint John ditch connected to the city cente; a planned city part, the Jókai Street (ex Szarvas Street) is the east-west axis; - already at the time of theneighbourhood planning, the location of the church, which forms the center of the district, was designated in today's Apor Vilmos Square; - the houses at the Apor square built after the 1801 fire exept the House of Mary (ie. House with Mary niche statue), which is from the 18th century - Apor Vilmos Square, Németváros (German Town) neighbourhood, Gyula, Békés County, Hungary.
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Nepomuki Szent János-szobor, Barokk. Készült 1729-ben, állította Csik Péter vármegyei jegyző a német-Gyulát magyar-Gyulától elválasztó árkon átvezető hídfőre. Az 1801-es tűzvészben a híd elpusztult. A szoborház 1883-ban készült késő romantikus stílusban Műemléki egyedi védelem, azonosító: 2454, törzsszám: 712 - Békés megye, Gyula, Németváros (ex IV. kerület, ex Józsefváros), Apor Vilmos tér helyrajzi szám: 5840

This is a photo of a monument in Hungary. Identifier: -1817

This is a photo of a monument in Hungary. Identifier: 2454

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Object location46° 38′ 47.59″ N, 21° 16′ 03.65″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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