Monument to Maryčka Magdonova, Memorial monument in Staré Hamry, Czech Republic.
The Monument to Maryčka Magdonova is a stone memorial in Staré Hamry created by sculptor Augustin Handzel. The structure stands in this mountainous landscape and was officially registered as a cultural monument in the national heritage system.
The memorial was unveiled on May 14, 1933, marking an important moment in local heritage preservation. Its creation during the early Czechoslovak Republic era reflects the period's interest in documenting figures from regional traditions.
The memorial honors a figure from local folklore who holds meaning in this mountain community. Visitors can sense the connection to stories that have been passed down through generations of people living in the region.
The memorial sits in a mountainous area and is reachable from various hiking trails in the region. Visiting is best done in fair weather, as the area experiences variable mountain conditions throughout the year.
The name pomník Maryčky Magdonové refers to a regional figure whose exact story is partly shaped by local oral traditions. The blend of official monument and folk legend makes this site engaging for those curious about Czech regional traditions.
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