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All Saints' Catholic Church in Garamlök

Building, structure

The Catholic church of Garamlök was built in the classicist style in the 18th century. Read More

Garamlök Reformed Church

Building, structure

The Reformed Church of Garamlök was built in 1783, and its tower was built in 1844. After World War II, part of the Hungarian population, mostly Reformed people, who made up nearly half of the village's population, were resettled to Hungary, and Slovaks and Slovak settlers from H... Read More

Garamlök Reformed Cemetery

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

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The family tomb of Mátyás Juhász

Cemeteries, tombstones, graves

Mátyás Juhász supported the organ of the Reformed church with a donation of 1,000 crowns, from the 1,000 crowns donated by the members of the congregation. Read More

Monument of 1848/49

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The work can be seen in the main square of the village, a metal head under a wooden pergola, surrounded by rusty chains, with a coat of arms and a sword next to it. In 2013, the monument was supplemented with a black marble plaque indicating the names of the soldiers. Read More

Andor Cross

Sacral small monument

On the edge of the village, next to the sewing shop building, there is a concrete cross. Above the body is the inscription INRI, Christ's head is bent to the right, his legs are tightly closed. On the base is an inscription, a portrait of the Virgin Mary, a cross and two angel he... Read More

Benkócs's cross

Sacral small monument

It stands in the church garden, on the right side of the entrance. A white stone Christ hangs on the renovated yellow stone cross. Above his head is the white inscription INRI. On the base is a relief of the head of the White Virgin Mary, below it is the inscription on a black ta... Read More

St. John's Chapel

Sacral small monument

The chapel in the center of the village depicts Saint John of Nepomuk with a book in his hand. The yellow chapel is surrounded by a baroque-style, brown, wrought-iron fence. The window frames are also brown, and a cross can be seen on the top and on the facade. An inscription can... Read More

The World War I and World War II Memorial

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The work is located in the main square of the village, a white marble column, three white stairs lead up to it. On one side, on a black plaque, the names of the Óvár residents who died in World War I, and on the opposite side, in gold letters, can be read in World War II. On the ... Read More

World War II memorial

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The cemetery is located on the right side of the road leading to the church, in the main square of the village, and contains a stone monument, on which a black marble plaque lists the names of the residents of Galábocs who died in the two world wars. Read More