A statue of the Virgin Mary on a pillar stands by the well. From the time of its restoration in 1957, the initials PP with the year 1813 are also recorded on the well, which could be the time when the brick well was built on the site of the natural spring. According to the inscription, the statue itself is older. Today, two inscriptions on the plinth are slightly clashing. In more recent times, the more original carved inscription was covered with plaster, onto which it was copied. According to the inscriptions, the founder of the statue in 1752 was Ján Ondricovicz(?).
A statue of the Virgin Mary on a pillar stands by the well. From the time of its restoration in 1957, the initials PP with the year 1813 are also recorded on the well, which could be the time when the brick well was built on the site of the natural spring. According to the inscription, the statue itself is older. Today, two inscriptions on the plinth are slightly clashing. In more recent times, the more original carved inscription was covered with plaster, onto which it was copied. According to the inscriptions, the founder of the statue in 1752 was Ján Ondricovicz(?).
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