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504. Hovory o Praze. Rücklovy léčivé sluneční lázně
504. Talks about Prague. Rückl's medicinal sun bath
Event by: Národní technické muzeum, Juditina věž, Klub Za starou Prahu
Location: National Technical Museum, Kostelní 1320/42, Praha 7
Discussions and lectures
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Mgr. Karel Tichý
The results of the discovery long -term research of the yet completely underestimated segment of the technical monuments "Rückl's medicinal sun spa". Unknown archival material, including the personal estate of the inventor and
solar bath builders, containing a number of unpublished plans and period photographs. Antonín Rückl (1871-1938) came from an important Czech glass family. He led the family glassworks in Nové Mitrovice and since 1921 he began his own business as the inventor of the healing sun spa, which he patented. At that time they confessed to a surprising expansion not only in Prague, in Bohemia, but according to archival documents he built the spa to the French Riviera. Surprising findings also include reports of a number of extinct realizations of the solar bath in the capital city of Prague. The author's knowledge is also based on personal experience, because he is a co -owner and user of one of the few intact sunshine in Dolní Beřkovice in Central Bohemia, which was built by the head of the local Lobkowicz estate Otakar Wollman in 1933.
The results of the discovery long -term research of the yet completely underestimated segment of the technical monuments "Rückl's medicinal sun spa". Unknown archival material, including the personal estate of the inventor and
solar bath builders, containing a number of unpublished plans and period photographs. Antonín Rückl (1871-1938) came from an important Czech glass family. He led the family glassworks in Nové Mitrovice and since 1921 he began his own business as the inventor of the healing sun spa, which he patented. At that time they confessed to a surprising expansion not only in Prague, in Bohemia, but according to archival documents he built the spa to the French Riviera. Surprising findings also include reports of a number of extinct realizations of the solar bath in the capital city of Prague. The author's knowledge is also based on personal experience, because he is a co -owner and user of one of the few intact sunshine in Dolní Beřkovice in Central Bohemia, which was built by the head of the local Lobkowicz estate Otakar Wollman in 1933.