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The hunting palace in Julin was erected by Alfred Potocki, the 2nd head of Łańcut. The construction was finally completed in 1880. The team consists of: a hunting palace, a service room called the "headmistress" or "adjunct", a kitchen building and an icehouse. The palace complex has been in charge of the Castle Museum in Łańcut since 1996. The palace represents the Tyrolean-Swiss style and is made of larch amphibian. It was erected on a plan similar to the letter "T". It is partly two-story, covered with a roof consisting of several gable roofs above individual building elements, with decorative chimneys and a turret. Window and door frames, window pediments, decorative gables, balconies, balustrades and eaves are also decorated.