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World War I Memorial

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The upper part of the two-part, light gray stone column depicts a cross, a storm helmet, a sword, and a plant pattern. An inscription can be read on the lower part. Read More

St. Ladislaus Church in Szeten

Building, structure

The Hungarian village of Árpád-era origin had a parish church before 1332, which was probably destroyed in the early modern period. Some people suspect its location on today's Cemetery Hill, around the funeral parlor, from where debris was found under the ground. According to oth... Read More

Tomb of Lajos Jekelfalussy

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Lajos Jekelfalussy of Jekelfalus and Margitfalvi (Szacsúr, October 1, 1848 – Budapest, July 22, 1911) was a Hungarian military officer and Minister of Defense in the second Wekerle government. ; He was born on October 1, 1848 in the village of Szacsúr, Zemplén County. His father ... Read More

Russian Iosefa Memorial Cross

Sacral small monument

Ádám Endrődy (* Néver 1753 † Bratislava 10.1. 1818) was a lieutenant colonel of the 3rd Hussar Regiment. His wife Anna Jozefa Orosz was born on March 17, 1771 in Sárospatak, died on December 29, 1852. Their son József became a hussar lieutenant, Antal worked as a camp chaplain, a... Read More

The family crypt of the Soóky clan

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

The family crypt of the Soóky clan, located in the Catholic cemetery in Nagysalló, was built in eclectic style in 1860. Read More

House of Prayer

Building, structure

The yellow, bell-towered house with a triangular gable serves as a house of prayer, as there is currently no church in Ipolykér. To the left of the entrance, on the facade, a red wooden cross can be seen, with a silver-colored body of Christ with a bowed head. Read More

Churchyard cross

Sacral small monument

The faithful erected the Slovak colonial churchyard cross in memory of the church's consecration in 1993. The artificial stone cross with the inscription INRI has a cast iron body. Read More

Ipolypástó Reformed Church

Building, structure

The Romanesque church of Ipolypásztó, dedicated to Saint George, was built in the 12th century and originally belonged to the Premontres. Later, the church was rebuilt in the Gothic style and expanded in the second half of the 18th century. The Premontres had an abbey here in the... Read More

Veronika Bertók's memorial cross

Sacral small monument

The memorial cross of Veronika Bertók is located next to the village's Catholic church. Read More

Fire station

Building, structure

The former fire station can be seen in Pető-puszta, which preserves the original bell in its renovated state. It has a tent roof and a drying tower. Read More