The Upper Square from Scherschnik street, which was built in the second part of the XVIIIth century behind the citizen's walls is a cattle stopping place, park of a route through Cieszyn from Galicia to the west. In the XlXth century it was a trade place for wooden articles, therefore, the other name: Wood Square. The two storeyed houses on the right contained various shops, such as Eduard Feitzinger's bookshop nr 10. 

H. Wawreczka, J. Spyra, M. Makowski "Cieszyn, Czeski Cieszyn na starych widokówkach i fotografiach" WART, Nebory 1999 r.