Repository - Értéktár

Statue of King St. Stephen

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The life-size statue of our King St. Stephen was erected by the Immortal Civic Association in front of the VMK building in Somorja in 2000. Since its inauguration, a wreath-laying ceremony has been held every year on August 20 in front of the monument to commemorate the founding ... Read More

Pál Fecsó's memorial plaque

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

Curriculum Vitae ; ; I was born on January 2, 1933 in Košice, but I consider myself born in Tornio, since I lived most of my life here from the age of a few days. My parents were teachers. My father was the director of the then State Elementary School, my mother was a school teac... Read More

Headstone erected in memory of the Sickle Movement

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The headstone carved in honor of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the Hungarians in Slovakia was inaugurated at the 45th National Cultural Festival in Gombaszög on August 23-24, 2003. ; At the opening event, the participants commemorated the 75th anniversary of the foundin... Read More

Headstone erected for the 50th anniversary of the National Cultural Festival in Gombaszög

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

At the 50th National Cultural Celebration in Gombaszög, on July 11–12, 2009, the Csemadok headstone, carved by Béla Hrubík, the then national president of the Csemadok, was inaugurated in honor of the 50th anniversary of the National Cultural Celebration. Read More

Roadside cross

Sacral small monument

Roman Catholic Church

Building, structure

The church was built in 1810. Read More

Roadside cross

Sacral small monument

Roadside cross

Sacral small monument

Monument to the Heroes of World War II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

St. Joseph Catholic Church

Building, structure

The Roman Catholic church was built in 1764 in honor of Saint Joseph in Baroque and Classicist style. Its furnishings were made in the second half of the 18th century. It was probably built around 1637 of wood, which was used by the Reformed Church until 1672. It was rebuilt agai... Read More