Behind the village on the way to Plavecký Petr there is a stone cross in a enclosure made of rocks. The cross was relocated in 1941, but probably only from one side of the road to the other. The implementers recorded this together with the initials of their names on a mortar board on the fence. It is one of the crosses with a longitudinally ribbed pedestal, which has been extensively preserved on both sides of the Little Carpathians. Until the repair of the cross in 2013, the circumstances of its origin were not known.
Behind the village on the way to Plavecký Petr there is a stone cross in a enclosure made of rocks. The cross was relocated in 1941, but probably only from one side of the road to the other. The implementers recorded this together with the initials of their names on a mortar board on the fence. It is one of the crosses with a longitudinally ribbed pedestal, which has been extensively preserved on both sides of the Little Carpathians. Until the repair of the cross in 2013, the circumstances of its origin were not known.
There was no sign or carved inscription in the frame on the pedestal. After the reconstruction, a beautiful founding inscription appeared in the pedestal, highlighted in color. According to him, Alžbeta Romanová had the cross built in 1850 and as its base she determined a field field or meadows along the length of the mall, which was to be used (inherited) by her daughter Barbora. But there are probably other possible interpretations of the inscription.
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