Exhibition "Czech lands in the middle of Europe"
Last week, the National Archives opened an exhibition focusing on themes and historical correlations between the Czech countries and other regions of Europe during the current presidency of the Czech Republic in the Council of the EU, which takes place in the exhibition hall in the archive area in Prague on Chodovec. The contacts of Czech lands with European countries, both economic and cultural, are documented, among other archival materials, by numerous maps and plans from the 17th-19th centuries stored in the National Archives.
The presented documents from the National Archives' funds form a unique part of European cultural heritage. The exhibition is complemented by loaned three-dimensional objects from other memory institutions and from private collections, e.g. an 8 mm gold aggregate embedded in quartz from the Šlojířská vein of the Pepř mine from Jílové u Prahy or a unique plastic map of the Bynovec estate with part of Bohemian Switzerland from 1911.
Visitors can view "the Czech Lands in the Middle of Europe" exhibition in the exhibition hall of the National Archives in Prague on Chodovec from September 14 to October 30 every day from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
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Sep 20, 2022 10:30 AM
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