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Monument to the soldiers killed in Nagyszarva during World War II
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The gray marble monument is located in the local cemetery - it is also a tribute to the dead of World War I.
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The “Holy Image” of Nagyszarva
Sacral small monument
The small brick chapel column, the "Saint Statue", was erected in 1944 by Gyula Varga and his wife, Jolán Nagy.
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The Immaculate Virgin statue in Nagyszarva
Sacral small monument
The Immaculata statue was erected in the early 19th century, today on its pedestal we can read the dates of the renovations: 1837, 1870, 1898, 1974, 1988, 1998 ; ; &nbsp,
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The Chapel of Saint Rosalia in Keszölcés
Building, structure
The small chapel was built in 1898 in honor of Saint Rosalia of the Bacsfa branch.
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Roadside cross in Keszölcés
Sacral small monument
The cross, surrounded by a small picket fence and standing next to the St. Rosalia Chapel, was erected in 1976.
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Memorial plaque for the 800th anniversary of the existence of the village of Keszölcés
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
A black marble tablet commemorating the settlement's 800th anniversary is located next to the entrance to the local St. Rosalia Chapel.
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Memorial plaque for the soldiers who died in World War I and II in the village of Keszölcés
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
A black marble plaque guarding the memory of the soldiers who died in World War I and II in the village of Keszölcés is located next to the entrance to the local St. Rosalia Chapel - it was erected in 1993.
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The Keszölcés Cultural Center
Building, structure
A community center built in 1938 by the local youth association founded in 1931, which today functions as the municipal office.
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Stained
Other - other
Dezső Pósa in his childhood, surrounded by roses.
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The 930-year-old Hetény memorial plaque
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
The first written mention of Hetény dates back to 1075, which is found in the CODEX DIPLOMATICUS ET EPISTOLARIS SLOVACIAE. This codex was published in Bratislava. ; “And I gave a place called Santa, arable land, pasture and meadow, a large forest by the Danube, water use rights a...
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