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Cemetery cross

Sacral small monument

The central cross of the cemetery is made of red limestone: it was erected by Vidor Szokol in 1939. Read More

Catholic Church in Lice

Building, structure

The small Hungarian village of Túróc-völgyi, of Árpád-era origin, first appears in written sources in the 13th century. Its church, which still stands today, was built in 1804 in the center of the settlement. It is a west-east oriented, single-nave, gable-roofed, tiled-roofed bui... Read More

Monument to those who fell in World War I and II

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The monument to the left of the church entrance commemorates those who fell in the two world wars. Read More

Memorial plaque to the heroes of Uzapanyit who fell in World War I

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

Uzapanyi was built in memory of its fallen heroes by their parents and wives, who died heroically in the First World War. Read More

Roman Catholic Church in Uzapanyit

Building, structure

The church was built in 1872 in a historicist style. Read More

Reformed Church in Uzapanyit

Building, structure

The rectangular, southwest-northeast axis, gable-roofed Reformed church of the Balog-völgyi small village was built in 1848 in the classicist style. Its tower was built in 1852 to the southwest gable wall bordered by a wall pillar. Its walls are divided by vertical wall strips. I... Read More

Vince Bereczky, the grave of the last gold miner from Csallóköz

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The gold that was produced in the footsteps of the fairies was soon discovered by the conquering Hungarians. He brought with him the art of gold panning, or as they said in Csallóköz, the art of goldsmithing, as an ancestral occupation, probably from his ancestral homeland on the... Read More

The grave of the Reformed pastor Béla Csekes

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

He was born on December 4, 1881 in Búcs. After completing the first year of theology in Budapest, he went to Canada at the request of Dr. Robertson, the Canadian superintendent, where he continued his studies in Toronto and Auburn. He received his degree in Auburn in 1904. In Can... Read More

Simon Imre's memorial to his father, who disappeared in World War II

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

The gravestone commemorates the memory of his father, who disappeared in World War II, to his son. Read More

Cemetery cross in Szapon

Sacral small monument

The cemetery's large cross was erected by Roman Catholics in memory of the deceased in July 1990... Read More