Demeter Zsófia – Gelencsér Ferenc: Székesfehérvár Anno… Pillanatképek egy város életéből. – A Fejér Megyei Múzeumegyesület kiadványai 6. – Szent István Király Múzeum közleményei: B sorozat 38 (1990)

ment, Regent Horthy is received by Mayor Csitáry and Lord Lieutenant Count Széchenyi. 61. Gallery of the Parliament. 62. Corner Kossuth Street — Main Square, with Zichy Palace and Szigethy House, about 1930. 63. The Szigethy House (6, City Hall Passage) was demolished in 1937 for the second reconstruction of the City Hall. 1936. (Photo: Károly Hege). 64. Narrow curve of Kossuth Street, with Szigethy House. Early 1930's. 65. War Memorial, by János Pásztor and Rezső Hikisch, at the entrance of the crypt of the Cathedral. Since the square was originally too narrow, the recumbent figure of the soldier was added only after the demolition of the Szigethy House. The monument was erected in 1929, the photo was made in 1936. 66. The complete monument in 1938, after the square was arranged. 67. Reparation of glazed tile pavement in front of the Eisenbarth House, Castle Boulevard. The house was demolished in the 30's, when the Ruins' Garden was being made. Since 1938, the Wathay statue stands at its place. The photo was made in the early 30's. (Photo: Tibor Molnár; cf. Fig. 42.). 68. Look-out from the arcades of the Ruins' Garden. The opposite house belonged to the photographer Károly Tóth and was destroyed during World War Two. The show-edifice of the Ruins' Garden was designed by Géza Lux. 1938. 69. May 22. 1938. Ruins' Garden and surroundings flagged for the festival of First War veterans. 70. Unearthed during the exploration of the Ruins' Garden, the skeletons were inhumed on August 13. 1938 by Bishop Lajos Shvoy. 71. Opening of the Ruins' Garden on August 18. 1938. Wallpaintings of the mausoluem by Vilmos Aba Novak. 72. June 1. 1938. The „Golden Train" bringing the Holy Right Hand of St. Stephen arrived to Székesfehérvár. On the Square of Our Lady (Today Market Place) a high mass was celebrated in the presence of 50 000 persons by the papal nuncio, Archbishop Angelo Rotta. Guarded in the Cathedral, the cranial relic of St. Stephen was also exposed. 73. June 1. 1938. The ashes of Bishop Ottokár Prohászka, died in 1927, are conveyed to their final resting-place in the Prohászka Memorial Church built out of public contributions (cf. Fig. 11-12.)-74. Laying of the foundation-stone of the head office of War Veterans (today that of the Trades Union). 75. The building of the Deutsch-Deák Store was reconstructed in 1910 in secessionist style. The secessionist ornaments and the hemispherical cupola were removed in 1938, when the building was reconstructed in its actual form (cf. next Fig.)-76. War memorial by Pál Pátzay in remembrance of the war dead of the Cavalry Regiment Nr.10, erected in 1938. (Photo: Ernő Vadas. ). 222