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Српски / srpski: ЗЕНИЦА - ЈУЖНИ ДИО ЗЕНИЦЕ, 1935. Г.

Зеница је била град с двије чаршије. Једна свима позната и једну која је нестала у току урбанизације. Друга чаршија, која је наравно имала све неопходне садржаје, била је на „граници” насеља (махала) Одмут и Сејмен, уз Дрвену ћуприју (Дрвени мост). Све је у тој чаршији било: кафане, меснице, пиљаре, пекаре (Бекрића и Мустафе Рамића), бријачнице (Фрндића, државна задруга), трговине робоим широке потрошње, сластичарне (Бегагић), столарије (Екиновић), обућари, трафике... Та је чаршија почела нестајати почетком ’60-их година, а коначно је нестала изградњом Обалног булевара и новог металног моста, који се зове Дрвени мост, што се десилои 1972. године.

На фотографији се виде зграде и друге зеничке чаршије, уз лијеву обалу Босне, која је почињала од Дрвене ћуприје, па до пола пута према Сејменској џамији.

Сликано је с Крча и Тудра, стијена изнад Крча (југ Крча).

Тешко је рећи гдје је Брод, садашња Зеница првонастала, да ли ту гдје се Босна бродила (прелазила), да ли у насељу Меокушнице, гдје је давно постојао трг (насеље трговачког типа), или пак у садашњој чаршији?!

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Source https://www.facebook.com/Zenicani/photos/a.393712014017664/1882039108518273/?type=1&theater (direct URL)
Author Unknown, image published on Zenica - Stare slike i pričice facebook page managed by old Zenican Mirsad Đulbić

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