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Bielsko-Biala, Evangelical-Augsburg Church Of John The Baptist In Old Bielsko |
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The building erected in 1818-1827 in classical style, in 1850 the tower was built on. In 1867 additional windows were made and the second storey for the choir was raised. A little park and a historic parish house used to be a manor house of so called "middle grange" in Old Bielsko. Behind Bielsko Street there is a cemetery with historic gravestones from the end of 19th and the beginning of the 20th century.
Probably founded as a masonry church by duke Przemysław I Noszakin in the 2nd half of the 14th centur...
The cemetery was founded in 1849. There are numerous (more than 1200) gravestones, obelisks and maceb...
Created in 1936, until the 1950s it was one of the best open-air swimming pools in Europe. In 1936 it...
The cemetery was founded in 1849. There are numerous (more than 1200) gravestones, obelisks and maceb...
Investment project completed in June 2006.http://spacer.bielsko.pl
The cemetery was designed by Viennese architect Hans Mayr, it began to be used in 1911. It is one of ...
Trzy Lipki, 386 m ASLhttp://spacer.bielsko.pl
It was founded in 1833, at the beginning of the 60ties of the 19th century it was considerably enlarg...
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