Archival heritage of the Franciscan Cadastre stored in Czech memory institutions

@proceedings{54894,
   author = {MatejkoandPeterka, Ilona and Peterka, Jiří},
   booktitle = {Historic cadastres in Europe: source material and state of research, Innsbruck, 26.–28.2.2020},
   keywords = {Stable Cadastre; Franciscan Cadastre; Czech Republic; Czech memory institutions; state archival network; digitization and online access},
   language = {eng},
   title = {Archival heritage of the Franciscan Cadastre stored in Czech memory institutions},
   year = {2020}
}

TY  - CONF
ID  - 54894
AU  - Matejko-Peterka, Ilona - Peterka, Jiří
PY  - 2020
TI  - Archival heritage of the Franciscan Cadastre stored in Czech memory institutions
KW  - Stable Cadastre
KW  - Franciscan Cadastre
KW  - Czech Republic
KW  - Czech memory institutions
KW  - state archival network
KW  - digitization and online access
N2  - Importance of state cadastral survey (of the Habsburg Monarchy and later Austria-Hungary) is still visible in all once measured countries in the Central Europe. Main attention of this paper is paid to today's depository of documents connected with Franciscan Cadastre in the Czech Republic. It is especially the Central Archives of Surveying and Land Register, and three state archives (by lands for Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia), in which the cadastral heritage is kept. The paper describes the current state of interests to this subject in the Czech Republic. Over the last decade, there were several public or commercial projects held there to achieve protection, digitization and subsequent publication of cadastral works. Increasing amount of users of online available sources suggests the growing demand for their quick and easy access. Therefore the paper also mentions the role of state archives and other important institutions in the digitization and public access to cadastral documents from the 19th century.
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MATEJKO-PETERKA, Ilona and Jiří PETERKA. Archival heritage of the Franciscan Cadastre stored in Czech memory institutions. In \textit{Historic cadastres in Europe: source material and state of research, Innsbruck, 26.–28.2.2020}. 2020.