First Town Hall

Gmunden, Oberösterreich, Österreich
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First town hall in Gmunden: The picture shows a large, historic building with a yellow façade and traditional architecture. In front of it is a small fountain surrounded by trees and flowers, creating a pleasant, inviting atmosphere.
© Sammlung Meingast
First town hall in Gmunden: The picture shows a busy street with many buildings of different architectural styles. In the centre of the scene is a tree with people standing around it and walking past. Shops and restaurants can be recognised on some of the buildings.
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First town hall in Gmunden: The picture shows an old building with a plaque bearing the name "Oldest Gmunden Town Hall" and other details about the history of the building. The plaque is dark and rich in contrast, which emphasises the historical character of the place.
Marktplatz 5
4810 Gmunden
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Around 1280 to 1331 granted the privileges of a town
1629 to 1749 hostel

The original building on this site was for a short time – around 1280 to 1331 granting of the privileges of a town – the first town hall in Gmunden. Thereafter the house was used for undefined businesses. It is certified that the house was used as a hostel by various craftsmen from 1629 to 1749.

First Town Hall
Marktplatz 5
4810 Gmunden

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