Hain

This picture postcard from 1917 shows the village Hain from the north. In the background there is the Hvozd hill with the lookout tower on its peak.
On this picture postcard from 1905 there is the village Hain as seen from the Janské kameny - Johannisstein. On the left side ist the centre of the village, on the right both the former restaurants „Kaiser Wilhelm's-Höhe“ and „Franz Josef's-Höhe“ separated only by the border-line. In the background rises the wooded massif of the Hvozd - Hochwald and in the cutout on the bottom the promenade leading to the lookout tower on its northern peak is shown.
This picture postcard shows the village Hain in 1932. In the foreground there is the border path leading from the saddle to the Janské kameny-Johannisstein, in the background the Hvozd - Hochwald hill with its lookout tower.
On this picture postcard from about 1910 we see the village Hain with the Hvozd - Hochwald hill from the road leading to Jonsdorf.
This picture postcard from 1907 shows the central part of the village as seen from the slope below the Janské kameny-Johannisstein. In the background there is the rocky crest of the Brandhöhe.
On this picture postcard from about 1908 we see the northern part of the village from the southeast. In the background to the left is the Ameisenberg-hill, to the right the extended ridge of the Töpfer. From the valley between both rises the rock tower with the ruins of the castle and the monastery Oybin.
This picture postcard from the second half of the 20th century shows the former scool recreation centre in the middle of the village. The horizon is filled by the extended Töpfer ridge with the Scharfenstein-promontory on its right end.
On this picture postcard from 1955 we see the inn „Forsthaus“ in the lower part of the settlement which till our days serves to the same purpose.
This picture postcard from the turn of the 19th and 20th century shows the winter atmosphere at the inn Forsthaus and the frozen ice-cascades in the nearby valley Eschengrund.

On this picture postcard from 1910 the restaurant „Kaiser Wilhelm's-Höhe“ standing on the upper end of the village immediately on the border is shown. On the woody rise to the right there is the Janské kameny-Johannisstein.
This picture postcard from 1915 shows the then hotel „Kaiser Wilhelm's-Höhe“ on the upper end of the village.
On this picture postcard we see the inn in the saddle above the village some-time about 1930 as its name already had been changed to „Grenzbaude“ (in German: = border chalet). The roof behind it belongs to the inn „Franz Josef's-Höhe“ standing already on the Bohemian side of the border.
This picture postcard shows the three restaurants built near of one attractive point of the borderline over the village Hain. In the foreground to the right there is the German „Grenzbaude“, on the left behind it in the immediate neighbourhood the Bohemian restaurant originally called „Kaiser Franz Josef's-Höhe“ and on the peak in the background stands the restaurant on the Janské kameny - Johannisstein. All the three objects are standing here to the present days.