Utcák, terek, emberek. Zalaegerszeg régi képeken (Zalaegerszeg, 2001)

45. The new building of the Higher Elementary Girls' School, completed in 1906, in Gyula Wlassics (today's Ady) Street, opposite the synagogue. 46. School-leavers of the Higher Elementary Girls' School in 1914. 47. The State Higher Commercial School in Gyula Wlassics Street in 1913- In the background the elementary school. 48. Needlework lesson at the elementary school, с 1902. 49. Ignác Udvardy, headmaster of the Higher Elementary Boys', later of the Commercial School, 1905. 50. The pupils of the State Higher Commercial School with their teacher of religion, с 1910. 51. Festive crowd in front of the synagogue, celebrating the dedication of the building, 1 September 1904. 52. A view of the town, с 1910, with the stately synagogue, built in 1903-1904. 53- Tamás Morandini, the town's most often engaged building contractor at the turn of the century. This photo, taken in 1899, shows him with his colleagues. 54. Construction workers on strike for better wages at the Grünwald Inn, 1904. 55. The County Hall (today's István Széchenyi) Square, с. 1910. 56. Lajos Kossuth Street, с. 1905. The towery building of the Savings Bank was erected in 1899. It is today the head office of the Budapest Bank. 57. The operating-board of the Ganz and Co. Electrical Corporation at the power plant in 1912. 58. A grinder, cutler and steelware shop, operating with electricity, in Kossuth Street, с. 19Ю. 59. The generator and the workers in 1912. The construction of the power plant began in 1905 in the same place where now Petőfi School is. The plant started to supply power in 1906. 60. The main road, с 1910. 61. The court of the Udvardy house in Kossuth Street, с 1910. 62. The children of József Keresztúry advocate, с. 1907. The young boy with a cap on the right is Dezső Keresztúry, later the famous poet. 63. The Lutheran church in 1907. 64. The market place with the Lutheran church and with the Royal Hungarian Gendarmerie barracks in 191365. The railway station (completed in 1890) in 1913. 66. The platform of the railway station, с 1912. 67. The open bath on the river Zala at the Kaszaháza mill, at the beginning of this century. 68. János Grész, the owner of the mill, and his family in Kaszaháza, с. 1905. 69- István Kovács, quartermaster-sergeant, and his wife, Mária Polhammer, с. 1903. 70. The Royal Hungarian Hussar barracks, с. 1910. The barracks were erected in 1885, later enlarged. 71. Ferenc Szalay, master boot-maker, and his family in 1897. 72. Gábor Németh, stove-setter, and his family, с 1900. 73- János Fülöp, bookbinder and bookseller, with his pregnant wife and three daughters, с 191374. The view of a typical small town, 1928. 75. A view with Arany Bárány (Gold Lamb) Hotel and with the row of mounds embracing the town from south-west, с 1930. 76. A view with Kazinczy Square and with the mounds bordering the town southwards, 1928. 77. Széchenyi Square at the beginning of the 1930s. On the right the entrance of the post office, behind it the town's office-building, the earlier alms-house. On the left, behind the small shops, the County Hall. 78. A postcard, mailed in 1931, reflecting the atmosphere after rain. On the corner, next to the County Hall, was the Mándi pharmacy. 79- The Town Hall and its surroundings in 1927. 80. The market on Kazinczy Square, с 1920. 81. Stall keepers and buyers of the weekly fair in front of the Town Hall on Kazinczy Square, с 193582. In 1936 the parsonage got a new floor and a more decorative facade with a relief of Maiy Magdalene, pictured in the same way as in the town's coat of arms. 83. The town's main square was often the site of celebrations. Archduke Joseph dedicated the flag of the Zalaegerszeg front-line soldiers, 19 July 1938. 84. The fine neo-baroque facade of the County Hall, designed by Iván Kotsis, с 1930. 85. Count Béla Teleki Lord Lieutenant was inaugurated on 25th November 1936. The participants of the ceremony in the assembly room of the County Hall. 86. The Lord Lieutenant and his companions on their way from the church to the County Hall. 87. A Fiat taxicab at the stand in front of Arany Bárány (Gold Lamb) Hotel, с 1934. In the background the parsonage's former facade. 88. Kazinczy Square with the church and the church-yard in 1927. 89- The inside of the Baroque church with guild-flags in 1934. The decorative frescoes by Johann Ignaz Cimbal. 90. „The atmosphere of history hovers about the County-court". The building, erected by Franz Allio Austrian architect in 1730-32, is one of the town's most important Baroque monuments. The postcard dates from 1934. 91. Ödön Kaszter's „Holy Spirit pharmacy" on Kazinczy Square, с 1930. 92. Kazinczy Square from the east, с 1934. 87