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The first written mention of the village of Kutrovice in the Kladno district dates from 1360. On the square in the southern part of the village there is a late Baroque chapel from the mid-19th century. In its western neighborhood we find the remains of regionally typical folk architecture from the first half of the 19th century - two brick multi-storey houses with balconies No. 2 and No. 5. The massive horse chestnut growing next to the fire station also appears in the municipal emblem. The Bakovský stream flows through the village, through which in the immediate south-western neighborhood of Kutrovice a 1st class road No. 7 from Prague to Chomutov crosses an elevated bridge. The chapel is built on a rectangular floor plan with a massive gable extension for the bell. It has a crown ledge and a convexly concave extension. The transverse axis is guided in a north-south direction. In the southern façade, it has a semicircular glass entrance terminated by a gable extension for the bell. Wooden single-leaf doors are part of a semicircular glass frame. The roof is hipped covered with a beaver tile. The chapel has been a protected monument since 1987. The first written mention of the village of Kutrovice in the Kladno district dates back to the year 1360. On the village square in the southern part of the village there is a late Baroque chapel from the middle of the 19th century. In it´s western neighborhood we find the remnants of the regionally typical folk architecture from the first half of the 19th century - two walled two-storey houses with gables No. 2 and No. 5. The massive tree growing next to the firearm is also featured in the municipal emblem. The Bakov Stream through the village, the first class road No. 7 from Prague to Chomutov passes through the elevated bridge in the immediate southwest neighborhood of Kutrovice. The chapel is built on a rectangular ground plan with a massive shield bell attachment. It has a crown ledge and a convex concaved extension. The transverse axis is guided in the north-south direction. In the southern facade it has a semi-circular vaulted entrance ending with a bell-shaped shield extension. Wooden single doors are part of a semi-circular arched frame. The roof is covered with a roofing tiles. The chapel has been preserved since 1987.