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)

94. The famous „goose-quarter", end of 1930's. (Photo: Károly Tóth). 95. Potters' market in the 1930's. 96. Weekly market in the 1930's. 97. Market on the Hay Market (today Május 1. tér). The school is already being built, the market is no more what it formerly used to be. In the upper left corner the Home for the aged, in the background the parish church of Viziváros and the orphanage, in front the weigh-house. 1936. (Photo: Tibor Molnár) 98. Court of Justice in the 1910's. 99. Look-out from the environs of the Court of Justice, with the Lutheran Church and the statue of the Holy Trinity. 100. May 1. 1919. The May-parade, turning into the Main Street. 101. Hotel „King of Hungary" (today Velence) and the theatre at the beginning of the century. The hotel still has its original classicistic frontispiece. The legend of the card is erroneous. 102. The same from the end of the 20's, but not quite the same. In front of the hotel a station of handsom-cabs — and a „rent-acar" service. Since 1927 an agency of the Ford Co. 103. Row of houses of today's Dózsa Square in the early 1910's. In the foregound the Wertheim House built about 1820. 104. Residence of Archduchess Elisabeth-Amalia, who lived here from 1902 to 1910. 105. The bandstand with a legend motivating the name of the square, 1900's. 106. Summer restaurant in the Zichy Park, 1920-30's. 107. District army headquarters, built in 1883, photo: 1903 (today seat of the Party Committee). Next to it the Mirth House, site of the roadhouse "Golden Eagle". 108. House along the Bognár Street (today Gagarin Square). The house advertising the studio of Zoltán Fekete was demolished in 1934. In front of the house a common well. The photo was made in the early 30's. 109. The same area, with the demolition already going on. The houses looking to the Main Street were destroyed during the last war. (Cf. Fig.35.). The photo was made in 1934. Cast a glance at the frontispiece of the museum as it looked in those times, and at the next house decorated today with a floral crest (cf. Figs. Ill and 113.). 110. Inauguration of the National Banner; the speaker: Mayor Csitáry. In the background: the Karl Distillery is still standing in the old Kigyó Street, but the construction of the houses of today's Gagarin Square has already begun (cf. next Fig.) 111. The National Banner was inaugurated in 1936 on the newly shaped square. The picture clearly shows the house at the end of Bástya Street, which has been destroyed during the war. 112. For building purposes of the new Square of the National Banner Géza Grünfeld has ceded a gratis groundplot; on his remaining area he built three tenement houses, one of which was exempt from taxation in return for the gratis plot. The picture shows preparations for the building of the so called „Ironing House" in 1935-36. Karl Distelliry in the Kigyó utca is still 224