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The brick manor house was built in 1890-1892. Its first owner was Henry Christianii-Kronwald. On November 20, 1916, the facility was sold to Władysław Płocki, who was actively interested in the development of the oil industry in Gorlice. After the Russians occupied Poland, the court was looted and destroyed during the Galician robbery. In its place in the mid-nineteenth century a new partly wooden building was erected, but with mostly brick buildings based on stone and brick foundations. In 1946, the manor estate was in the hands of the Treasury. Initially, the building housed the PGR headquarters, then the Dom Zdrojowy dla Dzieci. In 1963, a Preventory for Children at Risk of Tuberculosis was created here, and since 1968, the State House for Deeply Handicapped Children. On August 18, 1980, the court and park complex was entered by the Provincial Conservator of Monuments in Tarnów into the register of monuments under No. A-223. At present, the manor house houses an exclusive... wyświetl cały opis

The brick manor house was built in 1890-1892. Its first owner was Henry Christianii-Kronwald. On November 20, 1916, the facility was sold to Władysław Płocki, who was actively interested in the development of the oil industry in Gorlice. After the Russians occupied Poland, the court was looted and destroyed during the Galician robbery. In its place in the mid-nineteenth century a new partly wooden building was erected, but with mostly brick buildings based on stone and brick foundations. In 1946, the manor estate was in the hands of the Treasury. Initially, the building housed the PGR headquarters, then the Dom Zdrojowy dla Dzieci. In 1963, a Preventory for Children at Risk of Tuberculosis was created here, and since 1968, the State House for Deeply Handicapped Children. On August 18, 1980, the court and park complex was entered by the Provincial Conservator of Monuments in Tarnów into the register of monuments under No. A-223. At present, the manor house houses an exclusive hotel and restaurant.

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