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Stone cross along Padányi Road
Sacral small monument
It was made between 1793 and 1798. The then parish priest János Szabó Perky wrote in his 1799 note that it was made “by God’s will” as his own property. This note - petition was certified by the Chief Vicar of Nagyszombat County on the 13th of Lent, 1799.
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Statue of the fallen soldier
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The statue of a fallen soldier next to the Catholic church. It was erected in memory of those from the village who died in World Wars I and II.
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Tree of Life
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
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Monument
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The first written record of the village.
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Spear in Alistál
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
In memory of the first written mention of the village. ; The inscriptions on the headstone list important events from 1111 to the end of the 20th century.
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Spear tree in memory of King Saint Stephen
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The ECORI civil association operating in the village, in addition to environmental protection, was also established for the protection and preservation of human and cultural values, according to its statutes. Therefore, as a reminder, a St. Stephen memorial column was placed as a...
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Statue of King Matthias
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The municipality had it built in memory of King Matthias, and the elementary school was also named after King Matthias.
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Tőnyei Memorial Column
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
Ilka Alfréd's wooden memorials of Tőnye. He was a retired carpenter and used to be a master carpenter. He made headstones for his native village and for the neighboring Bögellő.
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The grave of the church builder Csibák in the churchyard
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The graves of Ernő Csiba of Nagyabonyi (1784–1865), his wife Eugénia Tarnóczy (1808–1878), their son-in-law László Nagy (1821–1890) and their daughter, Ernesztina Csiba (1831–1918) in the cemetery of Nagyabonyi. ; The ancestor of the family, royal councilor Imre Csiba, had the Ho...
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The Reformed Church of Nemeshodos
Building, structure
In 1672, the Reformed preacher of Szerdahely was first expelled to his branch in Sikabony and then in Nemeshodos. Shortly afterwards, Nemeshodos became the mother church, by the imperial and royal letter of protection of the “Helvetica confession” in 1689, which allowed them to p...
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