Základní škola T. G. Masaryka Sušice, Dr. E. Beneše 129, okres Klatovy, příspěvková organizace - Dr. E. Beneše 129

Name: Základní škola T. G. Masaryka Sušice, Dr. E. Beneše 129, okres Klatovy, příspěvková organizace - Dr. E. Beneše 129
Address: Dr. E. Beneše 129, 342 01 Sušice, Czechia, Sušice, 342, Czech

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Contact Základní škola T. G. Masaryka Sušice, Dr. E. Beneše 129, okres Klatovy, příspěvková organizace

Address :	Dr. E. Beneše 129, 342 01 Sušice, Czechia
Phone :	📞 +78777
Postal code :	342
Website :	http://www.zstgmasaryka.cz/
Categories :	Elementary school ,
City :	Sušice

Dr. E. Beneše 129, 342 01 Sušice, Czechia

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V	Vladimir Pecha on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Hodně působivý školní komplex byl budován v letech 1924-1926. Je zajímavé, že základní kámen byl položen bez svolení města 8. října 1924 pouze za přítomnosti učitelů, žáků a několika členů školní rady - místní údajně proti stavbě protestovali, údajně hlavně z ekonomických důvodů. Projektantem byl architekt Ladislav Skřivánek, profesor umělecko průmyslové školy v Praze. Kolaudace proběhla 22. ledna 1927. A very impressive school complex was built between 1924 and 1926. Interestingly, the foundation stone was laid without the city's permission on October 8, 1924 only in the presence of teachers, students and several members of the school board - locals allegedly protested against the building, apparently mainly for economic reasons. The designer was the architect Ladislav Skřivánek, a professor at the School of Arts and Crafts in Prague. Commissioning took place on January 22, 1927. A very impressive school complex was built in 1924-1926. It is interesting that the foundation stone was laid without the permission of the city on October 8, 1924 only in the presence of teachers, pupils and several members of the school board - the locals allegedly protested against the building, allegedly mainly for economic reasons. The designer was the architect Ladislav Skřivánek, a professor at the School of Arts and Crafts in Prague. Commissioning took place on January 22, 1927. A very impressive school complex was built between 1924 and 1926. Interestingly, the foundation stone was laid without the city's permission on October 8, 1924 only in the presence of teachers, students and several members of the school board - locals allegedly protested against the building , apparently mainly for economic reasons. The designer was the architect Ladislav Skřivánek, a professor at the School of Arts and Crafts in Prague. Commissioning took place on January 22, 1927.