Retro party scene from 1950s Hungary with people drinking, laughing, and enjoying festive atmosphere.
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A historic black-and-white wedding photo from the 1940s, taken in Orosháza, Hungary. The image features a large group of formally dressed people, including the bride in a white gown holding a bouquet, and the groom in a dark suit with polished boots. The guests wear a mix of traditional and formal attire, with some men in military uniforms and women in headscarves. The outdoor setting includes leafless trees, suggesting a late autumn or winter season. Captured by photographer Nagy Mihályné.
Black and white class photo from 1957 of students and their teacher at Fővárosi Általános Iskola, Budapest, Hungary. The children wear matching school uniforms with suspenders, and the teacher sits in the center holding flowers. A sign in front indicates the school name, year, and location, set against a brick wall background.
St Stephen's Basilica is a Roman Catholic basilica in Budapest, Hungary. It is named in honour of Szent István (Saint Stephen), the first king of Hungary, whose mummified right hand is kept in a reliquary. The church was designed in the neoclassical style by József Hild. In 1858, the dome collapsed, and the completed work had to be completely demolished and rebuilt from scratch. After Hild died in 1867, the project was handed over to Miklós Ybl, who modified Hild's original plan into a more neo-Renaissance style. Construction began in 1851 and continued for fifty-four years. It was completed in 1905 by József Kauser.
Along with the Hungarian Parliament, it is one of the two tallest buildings in Budapest at 96 metres (315 ft) - an equation symbolizing the equal importance of secular and spiritual thought. For a long time, regulations prohibited the construction of any building taller than 96 metres in Budapest.
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A black-and-white photograph taken in Balatonalmádi, Hungary, in the 1960s. The image depicts a cheerful group of friends posing together at a table on a lively beach at Lake Balaton. The scene captures the relaxed and carefree atmosphere of summer, with people socializing, sunbathing, and enjoying the lakeside setting.
St Stephen's Basilica is a Roman Catholic basilica in Budapest, Hungary. It is named in honour of Szent István (Saint Stephen), the first king of Hungary, whose mummified right hand is kept in a reliquary. The church was designed in the neoclassical style by József Hild. In 1858, the dome collapsed, and the completed work had to be completely demolished and rebuilt from scratch. After Hild died in 1867, the project was handed over to Miklós Ybl, who modified Hild's original plan into a more neo-Renaissance style. Construction began in 1851 and continued for fifty-four years. It was completed in 1905 by József Kauser.
Along with the Hungarian Parliament, it is one of the two tallest buildings in Budapest at 96 metres (315 ft) - an equation symbolizing the equal importance of secular and spiritual thought. For a long time, regulations prohibited the construction of any building taller than 96 metres in Budapest.
Prints & Downloads are available on my 👉 H O M E P A G E