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St. Catherine's Church in Szaszpelsőc
Building, structure
The village of Szászpelsőc lies 10 km northeast of Korpona. The village, inhabited by Saxon settlers, was mentioned as early as 1256 and 1332. It was granted town rights, but never developed into one. In 1419, King Sigismund confirmed the privileges of the settlement. The constru...
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Tomb of William Würtzler
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The tombstone in the upper part of the cemetery belongs to pharmacist Vilmos Würtzler, who was responsible for all health and chemical examinations in Pest in 1847, and who, as president of the Pest-Buda Pharmacists' Association during the War of Independence in 1848/49, submitte...
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Wedding pictures from Hetény
Other - other
Gyula Kis and Margit Gál
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Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Barsendréd
Building, structure
The Church of St. Andrew the Apostle in Nagyendréd was first mentioned in the 13th century. ; A document from 1286 already mentions two Endréds, one of which is mentioned as a "church", so there was already a church here. This is probably Nagyendréd. In 1332, the patron saint was...
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Parish Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
Building, structure
Nagykálna is a large village located 9 km from Léva in the direction of Verebély. It lies on the right bank of the Garam River, and the first written document about the village dates back to 1209. According to contemporary records, it once belonged to the Garambenedek Abbey. Its ...
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Hölvény Reformed Church bell tower and World War I memorial plaque
Building, structure
The Reformed bell tower in the Hölvény settlement of Nagysalló was built in 1930. On the right wall of the building, there is a memorial plaque to the Hölvény residents who fell in World War I, which was also made in 1930. ; At the suggestion of teacher János Vida, the belfry was...
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Memorial cross of Mrs. Pálné Német
Sacral small monument
The memorial cross of widow Pálné Német can be found in the Lonto cemetery, among the graves behind the church.
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Tomb of József Jekelfalussy
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
József Jekelfalussy of Jekelfalus and Margitfalvi (Rimaszombat, October 9, 1849 – Lontó, February 12, 1901) was a statistician, economist, corresponding member (1888) and then full member (1893) of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. Between 1892 and 1901, he was the director of t...
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Memorial cross of János Lőcsy
Sacral small monument
The memorial cross of János Lőcsy stands on the northern edge of Ipolyszakállos, next to road number 564.
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Zalaba Zsigmond memorial house, village museum, headstone
Building, structure
In the southern town of Ipolypásztó, inhabited mostly by Calvinists, on the main street leading to the church, at number 21, in the birthplace of one of the most educated scholars of Hungarian literature, the outstanding sociographic writer Zsigmond Zalabai, Ottó Mészáros, the ma...
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