Dolny Kubin during the 18th Century

Even though during this period Dolny Kubin was officially a town, it hardly resembled one in terms of infastructure. The houses were covered with shingles, some still had straw roofs, they did not have chimneys and inside the houses there were open fireplaces, which were frequently the cause of fires.

The order, given during the reign of Jozef II, to restrict the building of houses from wood, contributed to preventing these fires, and also had a great influence on the future look of the town.

This century also saw the construction of the town hall.

- First reference

- Town Privileges

- Town Development

- During the C18th

- The Town Square

- Trade and Industry

- C19th and C20th

- 1918 to 1945

- Schools' History

- Pictures of the past