Jezvé in pictures

Hotel Vinz

Old school in Neustadtl

Neustadtl before 1901

Bottle from the brewery of Mr. Nosakowitz in Neustadtl

    

     

Repair of church towers in 1937

House no. 7 on a photography from 1941. At the time the family of Josef Wöhle lived here.

Neustadtl houses no. 143 and 144 about the year 1950

Neustadtl before 1914

Brass decoration from a horse harness. The decoration was found on a field near Jezve.

The mill in Jezvé with a Hockewanzel’s (Wenzel Hocke’s) memorial plaque

Carnival 1934: Catholic women’s club. “Peasant Wedding” with some traditional clothing from the Polzental region.

The mill in Jezvé before 1908

The view from the school towards the village square

The view of the Jezvé square with the sculptural group of the Virgin Mary, Saint Wenceslaus (Wenzel) and St. Lawrence

The summer view of the school from the Habart’s family window

The winter view of the school from the Habart’s family window

The beautiful building of the pub, where the cultural life took place

Girls lined up in front of the cake shop of Mr. Josef Ille in about 1920

Dedication of the monument of the fallen in WWI in 1923

Jezve no. 97 Cottage street about the year 1930. On the picture there’s Karolina Ducke doing the laundry. The Dubsky family moved into this house in 1946.

The post office next to the pub

The Jezvé school

Beautiful view from the inn to the church

Picture from the company Wöhle and Sons from 1894

This picture was made between 1891 and 1894

The stony footbridge which ran around the mill.

The Jezvé square

Postcard from 1899 – the village square with the brewery

The beautiful view of Jezvé from the Schossendorf hill

The Jezvé school

The view of the pub and the church from Ober Politz

Beautiful view from the inn to the church

Neustadtl before 1907. On the right there is the cake shop of Mr. Josef Ille. Behind the shop there are a log house and the parish office. On the left there is the post office. Behind the post office there is the house of the postmaster Mr. Karl Schreiber. The next three houses are house no. 40 (where the doctor resided) and two log houses (both were demolished). In the middle there are two dominant features of Neustadtl – the St. Lawrence church and Mr. W. Nosakowitz’s brewery.

Hotel Vinz with a picture of the owner and the church

Hotel Vinz, the church and the brewery

The square with the sculptural group of the Virgin Mary, St. Wenzel and St. Laurent

The brewery and the school

The Jezvé factory Franz Wöhle & Söhne