Raškovice

Raskovice ( German Rasch Schukowitzgasse ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is eleven kilometers south-east of Frýdek- Místek and belongs to Okres Frýdek- Místek.

Geography

Raskovice extends the left side of the Morávka at the foot of the Moravian- Silesian Beskids. To the north, the Lesser Prašivá rises (706 m ) in the north- east, the Prašivá (843 m) and cupel (872 m ) in the east of Lipí (901 m ) south of the Obora (709 m) and Kyčera (906 m). Opposite the village takes the scale to enhance the inflow of the dam Žermanice feed channel Morávka - Žermanice, the water from the Morávka passes in the Lučina at Vojkovice, its beginning.

Neighboring towns are Oblesky and Kamenité in the north, Stonávka and Hůra in the northeast, Kršle in the east, Zlan, Vlčánky, Folvark and Pražmo the southwest, Husinec, Borové and Krasna in the south, Pod Krásnou and Říčka the southwest, Baščica and Janovice in the west and Benátky, Kamenec and Vyšní Lhoty in the northwest.

History

Raskovice was created during the colonization of the area in the early 14th century as Waldhufendorf. First records of the town was in 1305 in a decade Directory of the Diocese of Wroclaw as Holzmul ( Holzmühl ) at Rudgeri villa. The name Raskovice is the first time in 1573 to be found in the land register of the rule Friedeck. 1580 was the village of 21 settlers. At this time there was also a sawmill in the village. During the winter months the men of Raskovice wood shingles made ​​. Bartholomew of Vrbno and Freudenthal put 1590 first free Vogt in Raskovice. During the second - Wallachian - colonization phase Raskovice developed into a center of mountain farmers. 1619 the Raškovicer Vogt was also Wallachian Voivode and represented the ranchers from the mountains.

George of Oppersdorff left in Raškovicer Tiergarten a wooden hunting lodge and build a sawmill. 1778 acquired by the Counts Praschma Fried Ecker rule. Johann Nepomuk Praschma founded in 1778 on the site of the old hammer mill, a paper mill. Residents of the village fed mainly from agriculture and weaving house. 1804 consisted of 154 houses and the village had 1005 inhabitants. 1826 founded František Adámek on his estate a finish and bleach for screen to the even was come to 1900 a mechanical weaving.

After the abolition of patrimonial Rasch Schukowitzgasse / Raskovice formed in 1850 a municipality in the district of Teschen, from 1908 it belonged to the district Friedeck / Frýdek. 1885 expanded and improved Adámek the hydro drive the factory. 1913 the factory was sold to Rudolf cemetery. In 1950, the community was reclassified to Okres Místek and after its dissolution in 1961 it belongs to the Okres Frýdek- Místek. In December 1952, the textile production was stopped in Raskovice and instead, the buildings were converted into a battery factory. In 1959, the channel of the Morávka was applied to Lučina.

1980 Raskovice lost its independence and was under the name Morávka 3- Raskovice to the hamlet of Great Morávka. Since 1990, the community is Raskovice again.

Community structure

For the community Raskovice no districts are reported. To Raskovice include the settlements Benátky, Folvark, Husinec, Kamenec and Na Červenci.

Attractions

• St. Mary's Chapel in Kamenc on the road to Skalice, built in 1902 consecrated again in a healing source, 2003
• Three other chapels
• Three protected 330 -year-old oaks at the Adámek Chapel
• Adámkova vila ( Adámek villa ), built in the first half of the 19th century for the textile manufacturer František Adámek. Named after the Second World War to a depraved ruin building was renovated between 2006 and 2008 and has since then served as a boarding house and restaurant.
• Památník Rašković, gallery exhibition of traditional folk art
• Former Vogtshof
• Gasthaus Zábava, built in 1698 as a stately inn
• Shot wooden church of St.. Anthony of Padua on the Malá Prašivá, consecrated in 1640
• Prašivá mountain with mountain hut
• Belfry at the cemetery Zlan
• Statue of the seated Christ in the cemetery Zlan, the character created from a previously used as a step to the church sandstone block comes from Marek Stepan. It was erected in 1994.