Kaple svaté Ludmily a Marty na Přední Kopanině

Name: Kaple svaté Ludmily a Marty na Přední Kopanině
Address: Hokešovo nám. 29, 164 00 Praha-Přední Kopanina, Czechia, Praha Přední Kopanina, Czech

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Address :	Hokešovo nám. 29, 164 00 Praha-Přední Kopanina, Czechia
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Hokešovo nám. 29, 164 00 Praha-Přední Kopanina, Czechia

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Původně šestiboká kaple byla vystavěna při obvodové zdi jezuitského dvora v roce 1712. Výstavba kaple souvisí s rozvojem kultu českých zemských patronů v 1. čtvrtině 18. století. Původně měla zřejmě podobu otevřeného přístřešku nad starším oltářem přistavěným k ohradní zdi dvora. Po rekonstrukci rotundy v letech 1852-1859 ztratila kaple svoji funkci a byla v roce 1867 prodána obci, která tu zřídila márnici. Poslední zaznamenané úpravy kaple pochází z let 1966-1971. V roce 1971 došlo k úpravě na kolumbárium. Dnes opět získala barokní vzhled a slouží Muzeu Přední Kopaniny. Originally a hexagonal chapel was built by the perimeter wall of the Jesuit court in 1712. The construction of the chapel is related to the development of the cult of Czech provincial patrons in the first quarter of the 18th century. Originally, it probably looked like an open shelter above an older altar added to the enclosure wall. After the reconstruction of the rotunda in the years 1852-1859, the chapel lost its function and was sold in 1867 to the village, which established a morgue there. The last recorded modifications of the chapel date from 1966-1971. In 1971, it was converted into a columbarium. Today it has regained its Baroque appearance and serves the Museum of Přední Kopanina.

Originally a hexagonal chapel, it was built by the perimeter wall of the Jesuit court in 1712. The construction of the chapel is related to the development of the cult of Czech provincial patrons in the first quarter of the 18th century. Originally, it probably took the form of an open shelter above an older altar added to the enclosure wall. After the reconstruction of the rotunda in the years 1852-1859, the chapel lost its function and was sold in 1867 to the village, which established a morgue there. The last recorded modifications of the chapel date from 1966-1971. In 1971, it was converted into a columbarium. Today it has regained its Baroque appearance and serves the Museum of Přední Kopanina. Originally a hexagonal chapel was built by the perimeter wall of the Jesuit court in 1712. The construction of the chapel is related to the development of the cult of Czech provincial patrons in the first quarter of the 18th century. Originally, it probably looked like an open shelter above an older altar added to the enclosure wall. After the reconstruction of the rotunda in the years 1852-1859, the chapel lost its function and was sold in 1867 to the village, which established a morgue there. The last recorded modifications of the chapel date from 1966-1971. In 1971, it was converted into a columbarium. Today it has regained its Baroque appearance and serves the Museum of Přední Kopanina.