A modern Hussite chapel, demolished in October 2003, was replaced by a house. The rectangular chapel (approx. 9x15m) had a central entrance and a window on each side, topped by a gable roof. Although demolition was planned during the communist era to make way for a cultural center, the plan was abandoned. After 1989, the church first leased and then sold the chapel to a private individual who used it to sell textiles. Following flood damage in 2002, the owner demolished the chapel in 2003 and.. Read more »
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