The Hospoda and General Store recreate the bustling social and commercial heart of early Czech villages in Texas. These buildings were vital gathering spots where immigrants shopped for essentials, exchanged news, and nurtured community bonds over food, drink, and conversation. The general store offered a variety of goods necessary for daily life, while the hospoda, or tavern, was a lively venue for music, dance, and socializing. Together, they formed the vibrant center of village life, fosterin... Read More