Building of the Brody Gymnasium
The four-year Gymnasium (school) in Brody was founded in 1865 on the basis of the earlier Realschule. In 1875, the four-year Gymnasium was turned into the…
Read moreThe four-year Gymnasium (school) in Brody was founded in 1865 on the basis of the earlier Realschule. In 1875, the four-year Gymnasium was turned into the…
Read more"Sokoł" ("Falcon"), the Polish sports society, was founded in Brody in 1891. The organization’s chief objectives were the promotion of sports, and cultural and…
Read moreThe new building of the Crownprince Rudolph Gymnasium (school) in Brody (left in the picture) was constructed in place of the old military casernes in 1883.…
Read moreThe buidlings of the Trade and Industry Chamber and the County Court were constructed in the late nineteenth-early twentieth centuries in the eastern part of…
Read moreThe building of a branch of the former Prague Credit Bank was constructed in 1911 in the northern side of Sobieskiego Street (today Svobody Square). Architect…
Read moreSkurna Street is one of the streets passing through the main construction of Rynok [Market] Square. This street originally held rows of leather-shops.…
Read moreThe castle in the western suburb of the city of Brody was constructed in 1630-1635. Construction was funded by the Brody landowner, Great Crown Hetman of the…
Read moreThe earliest mentions of a wooden synagogue in Brody date back to the late sixteenth century. Because of frequent fires, the wealthy Jewish community of Brody…
Read moreThe Castle of Brody was built in 1630-1635, after the project of the famous French engineer Guillame Lewasser de Boplan, and funded by city landowner Stanisław…
Read moreGeneral view of the city of Brody, taken from a height. In the foreground are the single-storied buildings of the southern part of the city center. To the…
Read moreThe postcard presents a northwestern view of the Church of the Elevation of the Holy and Life-Giving Cross and its belfry in the early twentieth century. In…
Read moreThe Church of the Nativity of Our Lady lies north of the Rynok [Market] Square, in today’s Ivana Franka Street (previous names: Łucka, , Leszniowska D-ra…
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