When exploring the architectural gems of the San Valley, be sure to visit Mrzygłód, a picturesque former town where time has stopped. Mrzygłód is famous for its complex ofbuildings, which reflects in miniature the layout of the medieval town. Monuments of Mrzygłód: - Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God from 1901. - Historic architectural layout of the market - houses along the frontage of the market built after the fire of 1893. - Smithy - market, house No. 12, built at the end of the nineteenth century. Log construction, connected to an outbuilding. - Water mill - located in the hamlet of Juhnie. Built around 1900. Of log construction, connected to an outbuilding. It functioned until 1950. - Brick shrines, plastered, from the nineteenth century. - Old cemetery - located to the north-west of the market. Preserved nineteenth-century stonework. - Monument to Wladyslaw Jagiello erected in 1910 in the town square, was destroyed by the Germans in 1942.In 1960 the monument was restored.In 2010 the monument was reconstructed.
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