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The church of St. Prokop (1711 - 1966), which stood at the edge of the stone quarry in the Prokop valley in Prague. Photo taken around 1922.
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Čeština: Kostel svatého Prokopa (Prokopské údolí) byl postaven (podle starších plánů) na vrcholu vápencoých skal v barokoním slohu Pavlem Ignácem Bayerem za finanční podpory Adama Schwarzenberka v letech 1711 až 1712. O jedenáct let později (roku 1723) byla ke kostelu přistavěna část lodi. Poslední stavební úpravy kostela se odehrály za 170 let (roku 1893). Zánik kostela předznamenalo odtěžení skalního masivu silurských vápenců v místech Svatoprokopské jeskyně (v roce 1887) a o tři roky později (1890) pak odstřel skály se zbytky jeskyně a s poustevnou. Kostelík se tak ocitl na okraji vápencového lomu. Během druhé světové války vybudovali Němci ve vytěžených prostorech lomu podzemní objekt. Po skončení druhé světové války jej převzala československá armáda a začala jej využívat pro vojenské účely. Kostelík byl zahrnut do veřejnosti nepřístupného vojenského střeženého objektu. Z důvodů porušené statiky (a nebezpečí samovolného zřícení) byl v roce 1966 zbourán.
English: The church of St. Prokop (in Prague in Daleje Valley) was built at the top of the limestone rocks in the Baroque style by Pavel Ignác Bayer with the financial support of Adam Schwarzenberg from 1711 to 1712. Eleven years later (1723) a part of the ship was added to the church. The last construction changes of the church took place in 170 years (1893). Destruction of the rock masses in 1890 led to situation that the church was at the edge of the limestone quarry. During the Second World War, the Germans built an underground buildings in the mined quarry areas. After the end of World War II, the Czechoslovak army took over the undergroud buildings and began to use it for military purposes. The church was included in the public inaccessible military guarded area. For reasons of broken statics (and the danger of spontaneous collapse) he was demolished in 1966. |
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