Jedlová

This lithographic picture postcard from 1898 shows several hills in the surroundings of the railway station Jedlová. On the left side you see the Malý Stožec (659 m), the Velká Tisová (692 m) and the Srní hora (657 m), on the upper right is the dominant Jedlová hill (774 m).
This lithographic picture postcard from 1898 represents an advertisement of the accomodation in the mountain hut at the peak of the Jedlová-hill. The hut had been opened in July 1891, two months sooner than the lookout-tower. On the right side is the now nonexistent wooden dining-room standing opposite to the restaurant.
A historical postcard of Jedlová from the first quarter of the 20th century. The pictures at the bottom show the look-out tower with the restaurant and the Friedrich Schiller monument at the summit.
On this picture postcard there is the broad dome of the Jedlová hill with the lookout tower opened in 1891. In the foreground there is the former gamekeeper´s lodge, the oldest house of the village of Jedlová which at present is known under the name „Ranch 7D“.
This picture postcard shows the mountain hut and look-out tower at the peak of the Jedlová hill.

This picture postcard from 1898 shows the look-out tower and the mountain hut at the peak of the Jedlová hill. The smaller wooden building is the now nonexistent dining-room.
On this postcard the massive stone look-out tower on the summit of the Jedlová hill is shown. After World War Two the tower deteriorated almost to ruins. Only in 1993 Mr. and Mrs. Krejčí renovated the tower and two years later they also reopened the neighbouring old mountain hut.
This postcard records the winter atmosphere at the summit of the Jedlová hill. The place before the snow-covered look-out tower is decorated by several snowy creations.