The Buhera's in co-tenancy [antikvár]

Kapusi Krisztián, DRAZUS, SA)0, SZINVA Ironmen along the Sajó River - some interesting iini(s between the two cities from the new age. The mci(v bed of the Drázus stream, which source is in the Sioval< ore Mountains, reaches Roznava (Rozsnyó) in the Cuerna (csúcsom) Valley and flows into Sajú below the city. Before it reaches the Tisza, Sajó connects Roznava (Rozsnyó) area with Miskolc and, with the Szinva Valley. Three watercourses, three roses. One of the most renowned buildings (Széchenyi str. 33.) is traditionally called 'Three Roses'. Its blocl<,thatisstandingtothis day, was builtinl878betweenthe Forgo Bridge (today called as„Villanyrendűr) and the high road leading north, in its place, still holding the same name, there has already been a hotel at the time of the Hungarian Reform Era. The hotel's most welcomed guest in 1840 was Lajos Kossuth, who later became govemor of Hungarv. Lajos Kossuth in the Three Roses and in the city of three roses. The first Kossuth sculpture of jozsef ROnai was revealed in 1898 in Miskolc, then the one in Roznava was done by 1907. Three watercourses Three mses decorate the facade of the aforementioned, classy building of Miskolc, just like in the coat of arms of the city of Roznava. The center of Gemer's (Cömör) spiritual life, the „Athens by the Drázus", has its named derived from mses somehow. Roznava and the nearby Rimavska Sobota (Rimaszombat) demonstrated their brotherhood-like friendship in 1850 when they named their most significant hotels after each other's coat-of-arms. So the building of Black Eagle was built at Roznava's main square, and the Three Roses in Rimavska Sobota. And in Misl(olc? We do not know the answerto this day, but many other common features are factuaL The sought-after portrait painter from the Biedermeier Era, Lajos LatkOczy (1821 -1875) was bom in Roznava, but finished his career in Miskolc. Unlil(e the portraiture of LatlOczy, Károly MarkO (1793 -1860) was most well-known for his landscapes, however his hometown was also Roznava. Their glamoraus origin was proven by a noble dog leather, while the civilian well-being was the result of their up-to-date leather pmcessing factory. The office building on the shore of Drázus is now used by the city museum, which was serving culture with noble objectives and a modem look on it. Pál Markú's (Rozsnyó, 1817 - Miskolc, 1888) connection to Roznava and his interest in the leather factory held up until the end of his life, but in 1855 he moved to Miskolc with his wife and children. As a director of the leather factory in Roznava, he won a gold medal certificate in Miskolc with his belt conveyors and leather shoe slippers at the 1871 industrial exhibition. He played a significant public mie in the capital of Borsod County, and from 1868 he was a member of the Lutheran Church CounciL His son, László MarkO (Roznava, 1848 - Miskolc, 1918) gained a medical degree in Vienna, then increased the recognition of his family by becoming the county chief physician, the Evangelical schoolmaster and the president of the Miskolc Civil Association. Their relations and relatives remained in Roznava, but the leather factory was left out of their interest, instead however in a 1938 publication, „the Markó sheep cheese, the favorite of hlkers" was propagated as one of the sought after products of Roznava, in the area of Miskolc, the coal mine of Pereces started to praduce in 1858 as an accessory to the Diósgyőr State Iranworks. However, the city did not only receive sheep cheese fmm Roznava. The oil lamps used in the mines araund Miskolc are still preserved by the Otto Herman Museum. Local miners used products that were produced by L et j. Company from Roznava. The cityscape, society and lifestyle of Miskolc and Roznava were fundamentally influenced by the factory chimneys, blast furnaces and adits of heavy industry from the beginning of the 20th century. C2NIN www.coninprojekt.org The Buhera's in co-tenancv - ironmen along tiie Sajó River; ttie impact of heavy industry on cityscape and society in Misl(olc and Roznava CONIN project: The project was based on the collaboration of two professional staffs, each responsible for a series of workshops and events. The backbone of this was a series of workshops that included joint study tours to Selmecbánya (Banska stiavnica) and Graz and a communitv film production. In addition, social science research has been carried out with mostly similar outputs: documentaries, exhibitions, publications and adventure tours. There has also been cultural heritage days held and professional excursions organized on both sites. The construction of a professional relationship was therefore based on these workshops. Its essence was a common research of social science and micro-history, which was able to show similarities and differences in the history of the two cities with an industrial past, but it also proved to be suitable for the planned exchange of professional experiences. The professional background of the project was well established by the main applicant. Passage Association in respect of the research and projects and the various cases has been taken since 2008. It was also guaranteed by the staff of the partner museum considering the institution's past and present. The purpose of this volume with the given length was to shed a light on the topics of the ongoing research and to give a glimpse of them hy showing some interesting results and to give an account of the outputs and of some previous important antecedents and connection points.