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The school building was constructed in 1883 - 1884. A court called Šoušovský after the owner was situated here in the 18th century. A Piarist residence was founded on the site of the court in 1773. A two-class school affiliated to the residence was established. The school was attended by significant members of the Czech National Revival. In 1781 these included Šebestián Hněvkovský and in 1785 - 1787 Josef Jungmann. 
The Piarist residence was demolished in 1906.
  Address: Plzeňská 30, Beroun

Beroun has joined more than six dozen Czech towns where the so-called Stolpersteine, or "Stones of the Vanished" in Czech, have been inserted into the pavement. These cobblestones with a brass surface, set in the pavement in front of the houses of the victims of the Holocaust and the Nazi regime, are the work of the German artist Gunter Demnig, who laid the first stone on December 16, 1992, in front of the town hall in Cologne. Since then, ten thousand of them have been installed all over Europe. Since 2008, the Stolpersteine ​​have also been found in pavements in towns in the Czech Republic. The first eight Beroun “Stones of the Vanished”, which can be found from April 18, 2023 in front of some houses on Hus square and in Česká and V Pražské bráně streets, are by Gunter Demnig. https://www.mesto-beroun.cz/o-beroune/berounske-stolpersteiny/