buhusi, yesterday , but also today

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Buhuşi is a town in Bacău

County, Romania, with a population of

14.562 (2011). It was first mentioned in

the 15th century when it was named

"Bodeşti" and was a property of an

important family of Boyars named"Buhuş".



The town is made up of three communes:

Buhuşi, Marginea and Runcu with

approximately 18.500 inhabitants in 2002.Buhuşi developed constantly due to the

development of the clothing factory which had

been set up in 1885. The positive trend

continued after 1989, the population reaching21.621 people in 1992.



In 1885, the Clothing Factory was founded bycolonel Eugen Alcaz, who took over the former

factory in Târgu Neamt, which had belonged tothe well-known patriot si political authority,

Mihail Kogalniceanu.

In 1891, the factory was taken over by the Wolf

company, and, in 1895, it was turned into ananonymous shareholding company. In thefollowing years, the factory started to make aprofit and won the golden medal for the best

fabrics exhibited in Paris, in 1890.



Postcard



The Synagogue from Buhuşi



In the middle of the19th century, Isac

Fridman, the Buhuşi rabbi, founded arabbinical court by building a house and a

synagogue that still stands today, and

remains one of the oldest, a hundred and

forty seven years having passed since itsconstruction.



Orbic Inn



The inn from Gura Orbicului, a former

manor of Buhuş family, is situated inBuhusi and used to be an important

commercial link on the Valley of

Bistriţa. It was built of local stone and

later fortified. The inn represents a

historical monument of genuine

secular architecture.



Buhuş Manor



The manor of Buhuş family is a neoclassical

building, dating back to 1800s, which served asa residence of the boyar family.

The building was officially changed into a

Museum of Art.



The Zoo

The town used to have a zoo, which was closed in 2007, due to a lack of funds.



Strada Libertății, 1971

Liberty Street



Strada Republicii, 1971

Republic Street



Castelul de apă, din Gara Buhuşi, 1980,Water Castle, Buhuşi Railway Station



Bulevardul Nicolae Balcescu, 1985

Nicolae Balcescu Avenue



Centrul Buhuşului, 1986

Town Centre



Nowadays thetown has changed

its appearance



Primăria Buhuși

Buhusi Town Hall



Centrul oraşului Town Centre



Casa de Cultură

Buhuşi Festival Hall



Spitalul

Buhuşi Hospital

A

hospital(170

places)

and aclinic.



Fisc

Internal Revenue Service



Judecătoria

The Court



Sala Polivalentă

Buhuși Sports Hall



Runc Monastery

The Runc

Monastery (built in

1457), located near

Buhuşi, is one of the

most famousmonasteries built by

Stephen the

Great in Moldavia durin

g the Ottoman War inthe 15th century.



Schools

There are 12 educational institutions in town:

6 kindergartens, 5 primary and secondaryschools and one high school, ’’Ion Borcea’’

Technical College.



Şcoala “Ştefan cel Mare” “Stephen the Great” School



Şcoala Generală “Mihai Eminescu” “Mihai Eminescu” School



Colegiul Tehnic “Ion Borcea” “Ion Borcea” Technical College

“Ion Borcea” Technical College is the most

beautiful love story of the town...It is a lovestory which flirts with eternity. Once, when you

were thinking of Buhusi, things like famous

stanzas, the proverbial rabbis or the

international adventure of its female handballimmediately crossed your mind.

Ion Fercu, the principal of the



“Ion Borcea” Technical College



“Ion Borcea” Sports Hall



We end our story here because

the narrative is changing as we

speak.

Your story will become our story!

buhusi, yesterday , but also today

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