VidÄe
Vidče ( German Witsche ) is a municipality in the Moravian Wallachia in the Czech Republic. It is located five kilometers south-west of Rožnov pod Radhoštěm and belongs to Okres Vsetín.
Geography
Vidče extends to the northwest of Wsetiner mountain country in the valley of the brook Maretka, which opens into the Videčka on Hostýnské. The village lies on the edge of the nature reserve PLA Beskydy. To the north, the Úlehle ( 466 m) and Vápenka rise ( 523 m), in the northeast of Hradisko ( 522 m), to the east the Rysová hora ( 553 m), in the southeast of the Na Vrchu ( 627 m ) south of the Polomec (603 m ), Na Spine (560 m) and Těnkovec ( 556 m) in the southwest of Ostry vrch ( 672 m ) west of the U Javora (573 m) and in the northwest of the Hostýnské (416 m).
Neighboring towns are Zubří in the north, Hradisko Bučiska, Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, Kramolišov and Tylovice in the northeast, Kutiska, Uhliska, Hážovice and Vigantice in the east, Hlaváčky, Žáry, Leskovec and Na Horách the southeast, Wallachian Bystřice, Kyselky, Na Hajduškách, Dražiska and Videčské Paseky in the south, V Javoří, Fatůrky, Střítežské Paseky and Velka Lhota in the southwest, V Sojově and Vesela in the west and Střítež nad Bečvou, Na Háji and Hamry in the northwest.
History
Vidče heard next Rožnov pod Radhoštěm and Zubří of the oldest towns in the Rose Auer area. The first written mention of Vitče took place in 1310 as the property of Bohuslav de Crazna, which at the same time was also called a Vogt. In 1411 Lacek granted by Krawarn in the reign of Rosenau, the escheat law, while the village was called Vič. The place name Fojtova Vidče and 1515 Wittcze is handed down from the year 1507. The first land registry was created in 1589, it is ten to 1600 property acquired. Between 1600 and 1620 can be four and five Chaluppen economies, including evidence of the Bailiwick mill in 1607. On the hill Vápenka 1602 limestone quarry and lime kiln was one. 1621 led the Vogt Jakub Hrbáč during the Wallachian uprising the rebels in the reign of Rosenau. 1647 passed in Vič twenty Chaluppen. The hooves register 1676 has made 53 properties, including the Bailiwick, 18 economies and 34 Chaluppen for Widcze. In the 18th century, iron ore was mined in the upper village on hill Svatoňku that came to the iron hammer at Zubří. 1720 the site was designated as Wicze and 1751 Widcze. In 1790, the village consisted of 191 houses and had 920 inhabitants. The school was incorporated in 1821 at number 13, before, he was in Zubří. 1834 Widcze had grown to 180 houses in which people lived in 1350. Residents of the village lived by farming, in the mountains south of the village created numerous Pasekarenwirtschaften. In the 19th century the tobacco smuggling of Hungary was to Moravia, the main source of income for many families. Part of operating as extra income home weaving. 1838 was the construction of a school building. 1846, the village was called Wicze. Until the mid- 19th century the village was always subservient to Rožnov.
After the abolition of patrimonial formed Wicze / Witsche 1849 a municipality in the district team Meziříčí. Between 1855 and 1868 she was assigned to the District Rožnov pod Radhoštěm, and again from 1868 to the district Meziříčí. From 1872, the municipality used the name Vič, from 1881 Vitče and since 1893 Vidče. In the 1920s, emerged in Vidče several small shops that made chairs, carts, toys and other wooden objects by hand. Between 1939 and 1940 the old school was replaced by a new building. 1953 joined the Holzwerkstätten the cooperative Portáš Wallachian Bystřice, according to which a part had produced from their already since 1951 for Portáš. After the abolition of Okres Valašské Meziříčí Vidče in 1960 associated with the Okres Vsetín. Between 1968 and 1972 the new school was built onto the existing school building. 1990 began the construction of a gymnasium. At this period, a decline in orders for Portáš workshops, which ultimately led to its closure.
Community structure
For the community Vidče no districts are reported. To Vidče include the settlements Kutiska, Na Horách and Videčské Paseky.
Attractions
- Neo-Gothic Church of St. Cyril and Methodius, built 1907-1914, consecrated in 1920
- Wooden Wallachian bell tower from the 18th century. The bell was cast in 1775. They shall be constructed of reclaimed at the Svatoňku and in Zubří processed iron bell as a signal of the iron ore mines. The bell tower originally stood in front of the guest house at the U Hanáčků Neřádovy chalupy and was implemented in 1975 to its current location in front of the church