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Mikes family cemetery

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

In the three graves of the family cemetery, the village clerk József Mikes (1872-1930) and his wife Julianna Bajcsy (1883-1969), their children: Dr. Béla Mikes (1903-1978), former chief clerk of Gúta, and Edit Rácz Dánielné Mikes (1917-1978) are buried. ; ; Dr. Béla Mikes was bor... Read More

St. Urban Tower

Building, structure

In 1556, a huge fire devastated the city, in which the city almost completely burned down, along with its churches and buildings. The cathedral bell also melted in the fire. A year later, the city decided to cast a new bell from the molten ore as a reminder of the tragedy, and th... Read More

Immaculata Column and Sculpture Group

Sacral small monument

It is well known that the plague epidemic of 1709-10 devastated Hungary. As a result, votive plague columns were erected throughout the country. This was also the case in Košice. The terrible "guga-death" arrived in the city of five thousand inhabitants in the summer of 1709, des... Read More

James' Palace

Building, structure

The construction contractors, the Jakab brothers, Árpád and Géza, built it as their own house in 1899 on the land inherited from their father, outside the former city wall, on the banks of the Malomárok River. The family is not considered one of the prominent architects of the ti... Read More

Tomb of Corporal József Csorba of Alsóborsai

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

In the cemetery of the Csorba family of Alsóborsa, the elder Csorba István (1782-1831) and his wife Galambos Julianna, Csorba Farkas (1811-1890) a Reformed pastor serving in Somorjá and Nagykeszín, Csorba József (1830-1910) a corporal in the Hungarian army in 1848, then a captain... Read More

Tomb of Major József Baranyay

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

In the cemetery lie the remains of József Baranyay (d. 1873), a major in the Hungarian army and chief engineer of the Hungarian royal army, and Hermin Baranyay (1852-1882), born Majorossy, from Felsőeő. Read More

The grave of László Gyalokay, a Reformed pastor, deacon, and deputy bishop

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

There are two tombstones in the cemetery: that of László Gyalokay (1864-1952), a Calvinist pastor, deanery deputy bishop, and that of his son Dezső Gyalokay (1901-1988), a certified engineer, royal m. councilor. ; ; László Gyalokay began and ended his regular pastoral service in ... Read More

The grave of headmaster László Forró

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

A student of the Komárno Lyceum and Teacher Training Institute, he served in Germany during World War II, and was taken prisoner of war by the British after the war. He managed to get home from captivity in 1946, but unfortunately could not continue his studies. ; As a refugee fr... Read More

Kismadarász picture column

Sacral small monument

Kismadarász became part of the municipality of Fel in the 1930s. Read More

Weekday schoolchildren 16.

Other - other

Workshop, modeling club. Read More