English: Rural chateau with renaissance layout from the 16th century, after a fire in 1896 rebuilt in pseudo-baroque style. On the place of the chateau originally a fortress from the 15th century named "Odranec", later hamlet with name Hamr nad Kamenicí, since 1769 called Svobodné Hamry. Since 1862 the owner was the architect Jan Nevole (1812–1903), he lived in the chateau from 1863 until his death. During life of "Jan Nevole", the chateau became also a cultural center with a patriotic element. Some time was live at the chateau Franz Alexander Zach (1807–1892), lawyer, military theorist and panslavist, also worked in Serbia (Generale in the Serbian Army), fighter for freedom of the Slavs. After 1877 Karel Václav Rais (1859–1926), then a teacher in Trhová Kamenice and later a writer, was also a guest at the chateau. In the chateau also a visitas czech personalities František Palacký (1798–1876) and František Ladislav Riegr (1818–1903). Historical monument the Iron Mountains, on the green tourist route of the Czech Tourists Club (part: Veselý Kopec - Dřevíkov - Svobodné Hamry). Locality in the Protected Landscape Area Žďár Hills. Monument protected building from May 3, 1958, nearby also statue of St. John of Nepomuk. In the years 1982–1996 he was the seat of the museum of folk architecture titled the Set of folk buildings Vysočina. Since 1997 private object. Photo location: Czechia, Pardubice Region, municipality Vysočina, small hamlet of "Svobodné Hamry", Stružinecká knoll land.