English: Water hammer and mill restoreds in the 20th century, the hamlet of Svobodné Hamry, the village of Vysočina. A water wheel on the so-called lower water supplied by the Chrudimka river, to the 17th century the river with name Kamenice. In the 15th century an iron hammer was built for the production of iron above the river Kamenice, hence the name of the original settlement Hamr nad Kamenicí, since 1769 with name Svobodné Hamry. The water works worked until the end of the 17th century, then a forging the iron with two water wheels. Since the eighteenth century, they built other water structures, including a mill and a saw, they ceased to exist in the early 20th century. Cultural monument of the hamlet monument zone with name Svobodné Hamry, part of the Open air Museum Vysočina (formerly named Set of Folk Buildings Vysočina). Historical monument in the Iron Mountains, on a green tourist route of the Czech Tourists Club (part: Veselý Kopec - Dřevíkov - Svobodné Hamry). Locality in the Protected Landscape Area Žďár Hills. Photo location: Czechia, Pardubice Region, municipality Vysočina, small hamlet of Svobodné Hamry", Kameničská Highlands.

Source of information:

Merry Hill (Czech name: Veselý Kopec), official web presentation of the Open air Museum Highland (Czech name: Vysočina) see