Lindava

In the upper left part of this picture postcard from 1901 there is an overall view of the village centre below the Ortel-hill and on the upper right its upper part with the Zelený vrch-hill on the horizon. The central circle there shows the school and the former post office, to the right from it is the former local authority and to the left the gendarmerie post. The two bottom pictures show the church St. Peter and Paul (left) and the now defunct wayside inn Lindenberg.
On this picture postcard from World wars 2nd on the left side there is the church St. Peter and Paul and the houses in the village centre with the bridge over the Svitávka-brook. To the upper right is the now demolished area of Grohmann´s factory with the peak of Klíč-hill in the background and below it the southern part of the village with the prominent building of the present site of the Ajeto-glasswork.
On this picture postcard from the years between World wars 1st and 2nd in the upper left there is an overall view of Lindava with the Ortel-hill in the background, under it there are the houses in the centre of the village below the church. To the upper right there is the church of St. Petrus and Paulus', with the presbytery and on the bottom the still existing house of the former youth holiday centre.
On this picture postcard from 1902 you see the centre of the village with the church and the noticeable building of Niessig's restaurant in the foreground. Over the village there is the Ortel-hill and on the horizon to the right the Klíč-hill.
On this picture postcard from 1900 you see the centre of the village with the church, the presbytery and Niesig's restaurant. Behind the village there rises the Ortel-hill.
This picture postcard from 1915 shows the central part of the village with the church and the presbytery (to the right). The great building at the extreme left is the former Niesig's restaurant „Zum Lindenberg“ which at present is demolished. In the background there is the Ortel-hill.
On this picture postcard from 1911 there is the central part of the village between the church and the former Niesig's restaurant „Zum Lindenberg“, also shown on the smaller picture on the left side. To the right there is the neighbouring wayside inn at the Lindenberg hill surrounded by several linden-trees which later had been protected as Nature monuments. At present neither of the two inns already exists.
This picture postcard shows the centre of the village with the church of St. Peter and Paul from the southeast. In the foreground there is the at present already nonexistent Niesig's cross along of which formerly led a cart-track to Brniště.
On this picture postcard from 1905 is the central part of the village with the church St. Peter and Paul standing on a rather small rise.
This picture postcard from 1911 shows the church St. Petrus and Paulus with the then newly constructed access way from the road to the church.
This picture postcard from the 2nd half of the 20s shows Niessig´s restaurant which formerly stood in the centre of the village. From the background protrudes the church of st. Peter and Paul.
This picture postcard from 1936 shows the aspect of the centre of the village below the church in those days. Till now only the one building in the foreground survived, although with a modified outlook. Both of the more distant timbered houses are already demolished. To the left behind the fence there is the former memorial of World war 1st.
On this picture postcard from 1901 in the upper part you see the central part of the village with the church, in the lower part there are two old houses in the part of the village called „New Town“. Both of the houses burnt down and later on their place the Oys-Inn had been built. At present there is a kiosk „U Šímů“ in the building.
This picture postcard from the beginning of the 20th century shows the original houses in the „Neustadt“ (=New Town) called part of the village. The monumental building No. 244 in the foreground belonged to the shopkeeper Josef Kreibich and in it also was the police station.
On this picture postcard from the beginning of the 20th century we see the old Oys' inn „Zur Neustadt“ burnt down in 1927. In the background there is the house No. 244 belonging to the shopkeeper Kreibich.
This picture postcard from 1935 shows the same place as the former one but already with the newly built Oys' inn. Along of the inn there is the house of the shopkeeper Kreibich and in the background the former power station which after World War Two had been demolished.
On this picture postcard from 1929 we see the house of the shopkeeper Josef Kreibich in which also the police station was placed, and behind it the newly-built Oys' restaurant with the butcher's shop. Both the houses are standing till now.
On this picture postcard from the 20s of the 20th century some houses on the road from Kunratice are shown. The house in the foreground does not more exist, the timbered house behind of it had been recently reconstructed. Behind of the tree on the left side a part of the former restaurant „Zu den drei Brücken“ (=The three bridges) is seen.
This picture postcard shows the area of the to-day already non-existent Grohmann's dyeing factory at the northern edge of the village at the road to Cvikov. Behind of the fyctory there is the building of the railway station and oin the horizon the prominent peak Klíč.
On this picture postcard the lower part of the village with the marked building of the oldest glass-mirror cutting shop of Lindava is shown which from 1918 to 1945 was used by the company Eckert and Heidrich to produce artificial stone and cement products. After World War Two the building was demolished, at present there is a new one-family house.

On this picture postcard you see the World War One - memorial enveiled on 24 July, 1924 and destroyed in 1945. In the background there are the buildings of the parish yard.