Lesné

On this phototype postcard from 1898 there is the village Lesné. Its founder, count Anton Florian von Lichtenstein, the owner of the estate, it originally named Innozenzidorf after pope Innocentius. The central picture shows the former inn „Zum Ritterhof“ (=Knight's court), on the sides are pictures of the castle Tolštejn, to the left its present-day ruins and to the right a romantic conception of its original appearance.
This picture postcard from 1929 shows the village Lesné under the Tolštejn rock cliff. In the still standing building in the centre of the picture in former times was the inn „Zum Ritterhof“ (=Knight's court).
On this picture postcard from 1916 there is the valley with the village Lesná as seen from the North. In the background rises the rock cliff with the ruins of the castle Tolštejn.
On this picture postcard from the first half of the 20th century you see the Lesenský potok brook on the bank of which formerly stood the Buschmühle mill. In the background are the ruins of the Tolštejn castle.
On this picture postcard from after 1945 there is the lower part of Lesné. After the construction of the main road (called the Emperor´s road) several wayside inns had been built here. Some of them had in their names the name of the nearby hill „Stožec“, which also today holds for the boarding-house Starý Stožec in the middle of the card.
On this picture postcard from the first years of the 20th century there is the then restaurant „Ritterhof“ (Knight's court). In the background there the rock with the ruins of the castle Tolštejn is seen.
This picture postcard from 1926 shows the till now standing house in which formerly was the restaurant „Zur Sommerfrische“.

This picture postcard from the end of the thirties of the 20th century shows the former inn „Weisses Ross“, which up to now is standing in the lowar part of the village. In the background we see the Jedlová-peak.