In 1929, Jenő Bory received the Arnold Ipolyi Award for sculpting the statues of the Bishop's Fountain. The design of the monument itself and the statues of the bishops to be placed on it sparked a series of debates in the contemporary press.

The relationship between Jenő Bory and his wife was the beginning of a truly romantic love story that persisted for several decades. It is no coincidence that the statue inspired by this love was erected here, in the city's Wedding Hall.

As early as 1905, the idea arose within the Vörösmarty Circle to dedicate a memorial plaque to the city's famous native son, Miklós Ybl. The creation of the plaque was originally planned for the centenary of his birth (1914).

Jenő Bory was a student at the former Royal Main Real School (graduating in 1899). It was for this reason that the former student was commissioned in 1925 to create the Heroes' Monument

Bory Jenő completed his studies as a scholarship holder of Fehérvár, and after passing his exams, he graduated as an architect engineer in 1903. He expressed his gratitude to the city through numerous works, including two huge concrete vases decorated with mosaics, created in 1921—105 years ago.

A Püspök-kút 1928-as felállítását követően nem sokáig, mindössze 9 évig állt eredeti helyén, a mai Országalma helyén.

The idea of the monument commemorating the fallen students of the commercial school was promoted by the Alumni Association of the Hunyadi Mátyás Higher Commercial School in December 1927. The association originally intended to erect the memorial in the school's courtyard in honour of the ex-students of the institution who died in World War I.

Construction of the Sacred Heart Church in Székesfehérvár began in April 1910, and thanks to public donations, it was fully completed by September 1911. The solemn consecration was performed by Bishop Ottokár Prohászka on September 17.