THE BUILDING OF THE FORMER PEOPLE’S COMITEE

In Marshal Tito Street (now St. Sava Street), the premises of the local community, protected in 1972. The construction of the building, the then municipal house began in 1840 and was completed in 1848. The foundation of the building is “on the elbow” with the right side long leg. The main façade, with a trim in front of the central part, is facing Sv. Save.
It is made of brick, with plastered surfaces of simple processing. The accent is placed on the classicist floor, with five Doric pillars worn by a tympanum whose base is made by a wider architrave. It is the first object of this type built up in place. The municipal building symbolizes the affiliation of the municipality to the privileged Great-Okina District, as well as the position of the village during the feudal times. On the pillars, the punishment of execution, executed at the time by the prince, was the judge of the village.