File:Pollaufuv Hostinec S Kaplickou Horska Kvilda Kolem 1930.gif
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Pollauf's inn (with a chapel) in Horská Kvilda around 1930.
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Čeština: Původní statek a usedlost (z roku 1680), následně celnice a mýtnice na Zlaté stezce a konečně Pollaufův hostinec (od 2. poloviny 18. století do roku 1946) v nadmořské výšce 1071 m přestavěný v roce 2004 na hotel Rankl (Horská Kvilda 18, 38501 Horská Kvilda, Česko)
English: The original farm and homestead (from 1680), then the customs and toll booth situated on the Golden Trail and finally the Pollauf Inn (from the second half of the 18th century to 1946) at an altitude of 1071 m, rebuilt in 2004 to the Rankl Hotel (Horská Kvilda 18, 38501 Horská Kvilda, Czech republic) |
| Date | around year 1930 |
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| Author | W. Mittenwald (1879–1949) |
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| current | 13:24, 25 September 2020 | | 1,349 × 895 (732 KB) | Mojmir Churavy (talk | contribs) | Uploaded a work by W. Mittenwald (1879–1949) from * Informační dvojjazyčná česko–německy psaná tabule (s názvem „Hotel Rankl“) v podobě rozevřené knihy umístěná na veřejně přístupném místě mezi budovou Hotelu Rankl a vnitřní zelenou plochou s dětskými herními prvky. Léto 2020. * An information bilingual Czech-German board (entitled "Hotel Rankl") in the form of an open book placed in a publicly accessible place between the Hotel Rankl building and the inner green area with children's play ele... |
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