Dobiáš Josef, PhDr., DrSc. (1888 – 1972)
   historian, member of the Czechoslovak Academy of
   Sciences, professor of Charles University in Prague
   Address: Hrnčířská Street 287

  Kralert Miloslav, MUDr (1854 – 1910)
  doctor of Medicine, founder of the Municipal Park
  Address: Municipal Park

  Lašťovička Bohuslav (1905 – 1981)
  Czechoslovak statesman, representative of the communist
  regime, chairman of the National Assembly of the Czechoslovak
  Socialist Republic
  Address: Masarykovo Square 28

  Lipským
  family of artists, int. al. Odřich Lipský – film director,
  Lubomír Lipský – actor
  Address: Masarykovo Square 79

  Masaryk Tomáš Garrigue (1850 – 1937)
  university professor, Czech president
  Address: Solní Street 854

  Mikuláš from Pelhřimov called Biskupec (about 1385 – 1460)
  theologist, preacher, chronicler, bishop of the Taborites
  Address: Růžová Street 82

  Petrů Václav (1841 – 1906)
  writer
  Address: Václava Petrů Street 197

  Pujman Jaroslav, MuDr. (1897 – 1970)
  surgeon, head physician at Pelhřimov hospital
  Address: Slovanského bratrství Street

  Šejnost Josef (1878 – 1941)
  sculptor and medal designer
  Address: Růžová Street 34

  Švec Josef Jiří (1883 – 1918)
  educationalist, Czechoslovak legionnaire, studied in Pelhřimov
  Address: Růžová Street 34

  Vaněk František Bernard, Msgre. (1872 – 1943)
  dean, poet and writer
  Address: Dean’s Garden, Solní Street

  Vilímek Stanislav
  victim of the communist regime
  Address: Jirsíkova Street 244

   Plaque commemorating proclamation of the independent
   Republic of Czechoslovakia
  Address: Masarykovo Square 1

   Plaque reminding the seat of the local organisation of the
  Communist    Party of Czechoslovakia in 1932 (placed in 1961)
  Address: Solní Street 855

  Commemorative plaque to victims of German Nazism during
  World War II.
  Address: Nádražní Street

  Plaque unveiled on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of
  liberation of Czechoslovakia from German Nazism
  Nádražní Street (park near the Chapel of Our Lady of the Seven
  Dolours)

  Commemorative plaque to victims of the communist regime
  Address: Masarykovo Square 11

  Statue of St. Wenceslas with commemorative plaque
  Address: Masarykovo Square

  It is the petroglyph carved in two broad stones set in the outer foot
  of   Rynárecká Gatehouse that is regarded to be the oldest
  commemorative   plaque. Since 1584 it has borne the following
  inscription:“  Fortunate is the town that in peacetime thinks of war“.