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The tomb of Baron László Majthényi
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
A gray marble slab on the wall of the church commemorates a descendant of the church's builder. The marble slab features a gold cross and gold inscription, framed by a golden, smoky, white column pattern.
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The grave of Baron Lászlón Majthényi
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
The tombstone of Lászlóné Báró Majthényi, born Natalie Báró Majthényi, is made of gray marble, with a gold inscription, and is surrounded by a golden, smoky, white column pattern.
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László Patay's paintings in the oath-taking hall of the Lukanénye village hall
Other - other
The paintings in the funeral hall of the Lukanénye village hall were donated to the village by the painter László Patay after he had painted the frescoes of the Good Shepherd Chapel in 1996. The village awarded László Patay the title of honorary citizen in the same year.
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Majer János cross
Sacral small monument
A gray-painted iron cross and a body of the same color can be seen on it. Below the body is a gray-framed medallion. On the whitewashed square-based pedestal, the names of the builders and the year of construction can be read.
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Invitation from 1934
Other - other
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Churchyard crucifix
Sacral small monument
The crucifix with a straight stem and a stone body stands in front of the church, with its back to the former monastery. A colored body was placed on the stone cross covered with gray glaze, depicting the Crucified One with his head slightly bent to the right, looking up at the s...
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Grave of the dean and parish priest Lajos Vári
Cemeteries, tombstones, graves
Lajos Vári rk. diocesan government councilor, deacon - parish priest. ; 1883. Érsekújvár. He completed his secondary schooling in Érsekújvár, Léva and Bratislava, and his theological studies in Esztergom and Szatmárnéme. He began his career in 1907 in Tiba, then worked in Tiszauj...
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Csécsy Castle in Ipolybél
Building, structure
The two-towered, neo-Gothic castle built at the beginning of the 19th century was built by Miklós Csécsy Nagy, and was later owned by the Borsányi, Terginya, Simonyi and Csillag-Gyöngyösi families. After nationalization, the building became an agricultural school, which also took...
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St. Catherine's Church of Gyerk
Building, structure
Gyerk's first church, the two-towered St. Catherine's Church, was built in the 12th century. Its second church (also St. Catherine's Church) was built in 1770, rebuilt in the classicist style in 1809, and renovated again at the end of the century.
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Headstone erected for the victims of World War II
Statue, monument, memorial plaque
A headstone in the courtyard of the Reformed Church in Abara commemorates those who fell in captivity and those who died as soldiers.
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