Alsóbodok
Group photo 2
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Women wear traditional clothing, with a women's vest – a pair of earflaps (in Bodo: ubbony), while men and boys wear civilian clothes. Read More
Group photo in front of the house
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In the picture, only the old women's attire evokes the old folk costume, in a more mournful version typical of older people, with new elements. Read More
Group photo in boys' attire
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The skirt-like attire typical of boys (kecellő) and the almost indispensable hat are noteworthy in the picture. Read More
First Communion 1
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Group photo of first communion recipients in front of the Bodok church, accompanied by the parish priest from Pográny Read More
First Communion 2
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Group photo of first communion recipients in front of the school gate. Read More
First Communion 3
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Group photo of first communion recipients in front of the Bodok church. Read More
Hoeing on the vineyard 1
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One of the most tedious tasks in the vineyard was hoeing, the work done with a “big hoe” replaced digging. However, in the picture we see light spring-summer hoeing. Read More
Hoeing on the Vineyard 2
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It was necessary to rest even while working in the vineyards. In the past, women only went to bind the grapes or harvest them. From the mid-20th century, they took on more and more work. Read More
Grandma baked it
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Alsóbodok is rich in folk dishes, especially the Lenten dishes are noteworthy (e.g. “kőtís”, “vajja”, etc.). Unfortunately, the food is unrecognizable in the picture. Read More
Women's headwear
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In the past, the deer or Hungarian bun was typical in Bodok, but from the middle of the two world wars the flatter so-called tótkonty became dominant. The picture also shows a flatter headdress in a more modern design. Women never went out with their hair uncovered, at home they ... Read More