The Town Square

During this time the town square, which was supposed to represent the town, was totally rebuilt.

Buildings were reserved for tradesmen, craftsmen and council employees. The farmers were allowed to build their house only on the edge of the town, where they had plenty of pastures for their cattle.

This reconstruction resulted in the straightforward layout of the square, and from this point on the houses had to conform to a particular town style.

Another change at this time was the removal of Dolny Kubin's mill canal, which did not look very aesthetically pleasing, and the trough of which was often flooded.

- 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