Bélai Iván [et al.]: Köztéri alkotások
VI. Utószó
128. The artificial stone plate of a 30x50cm size, on the wall of the House of the Three Saracens indicates the place of the former St. Laurence's Gate and the former city wall. 129. In 1995 a 140x89cm, white marble memorial plate with Hungarian and Slovakian inscription was put up in honour of Primate Card. Sándor Rudnay. He placed back the religious centre of Hungary to Esztergom with his declaration, on 16th May, 1820. The plate was put on the right wall of the Round Church. 130. In March 1992 a plate was inaugurated to tell the short story of the Mindszenty Elemntary School. The plate is beside the entrance, made of white marble and has a size of 120x90 cm. The following red marble plates remind us of the flood in 1838: 131. on the wall of the City Centre Parish Church. 132. on the Deák Street-side wall of the Town Hall. 133. on the wall of the building at 26, Rudnay Square. 134. on the wall of the bulding of Gran Tours Travel Agency. 135. on the wall of the building at 10. Széchenyi Square. 136. on the pedestal of the Chapel in Terézia Street. 137. on the wall of the building at 58. Kossuth Street. 138. on the wall of the building at 7. Mikszáth Street. 139. on the wall of the building at 16. Mikszáth Street. 140. on the wall of the building at 58. Jókai Street. 141. on the wall of the building at r6. Deák Street. 142. on the wall of the building at 34. Deaák Street. 143. on the wall of the County Hall building in Bottyán János Street. 144. We can see a 70x1000cm red marble plate above the Dark Gate. The inscription reads as follows: I'RINCEPS PRIMAS ALEXANDER A RVDNA, MDCCCXIV / Primate Card. Sándor Rudnay, 1824. 145. The citizens of Esztergom dedicated a memorial plate to the martyrs of the 1956 revolution. This 68 x 138 cm red marble plate is beside the entrance of the Dark Gate 146. On the 26th October, 1991 the city dedicated a memorial plate to the honour of those citizens suffered deadly injury on 26 October, 1956. The plate is on the Seminary-side of Dark Gate. It was made of stone, with a size of 120 x70 cm. 147. The city hospital remembers Ignatius Philip Semmelweis (1818-1865) with a memorial plate placed on the wall of the house in 2 Semmelweis
