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Headstone erected on the 800th anniversary of the first written mention of Eberhard

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

The headstone erected by the municipality in 2009 is the work of László Simon, a woodcarver from Ravazd. Read More Arrow
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Eberhardi Saint John of Nepomuk sculpture group

Sacral small monument

The sculpture group dates from 1739. According to engravings of the castle made in the 19th century, it was still standing at the edge of the drawbridge in 1880. It was later moved to the side of the road and was significantly damaged over time. The restored sculpture group is no... Read More Arrow
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Church of Saint George the Martyr in Éberhard

Building, structure

The original Éberhard church, mentioned in 1390, "disappeared" sometime in the 16th or 17th century. After that, the village services were held in the castle chapel. The original, neo-Gothic burial chapel of the Apponyi family, which was built in 1872 on the hill behind the cemet... Read More Arrow
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The graves of the loyal employees of the Apponyi estate

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

In the garden of the Éberhardi St. George the Martyr Church there are 11 graves, with various tombstones and cast-iron grave crosses. The loyal employees of the Apponyi estate rest here: Jr. János Kapfinger, chief forester (1849-1912), Neander Alise (1823-1905), Anna Kapfinger (1... Read More Arrow
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Albert Apponyi's resting place

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Count Apponyi Albert Nagyapponyi was born on May 29, 1846 in Vienna. He came from an aristocratic family that was loyal to the king and supported the Habsburg dynasty. His father was Count György Apponyi and his mother was Countess Júlia Sztáray. He completed his secondary school... Read More Arrow
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Bényi János Esterházy Memorial Site

Statue, monument, memorial plaque

We all know that Esterházy has not been rehabilitated to this day, and only in recent years have they dared to erect a worthy memorial to him throughout the country. The Bényi Handicraft House Association has long been involved with the Polish refugees who were admitted to the Bé... Read More Arrow
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The resting place of György Apponyi

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

1. Count György Apponyi of Nagyappony, member of the Apponyi family of Appony, lawyer and politician, born on 29 December 1808 in Bratislava. György Apponyi died on 28 February 1899 in Eberhard (Bratislava County). His father was Count György Apponyi of Nagyappony and his mother ... Read More Arrow
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The resting place of Károly Apponyi and his wife

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

During the 1848 revolution and war of independence, Albert Apponyi's uncle, the hussar colonel Károly Apponyi (1805-1890), sided with the Habsburgs and fought with arms against his own nation in the army of Prince Windischgrätz, then Field Marshal Haynau. He commanded the imperia... Read More Arrow
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The resting place of Mrs. Györgyné Apponyi

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

The figure of Albert Apponyi's mother, Countess Júlia Sztáray (1820-1871) of Nagymihály and Sztárai, is shrouded in the darkness of the past. The complete lack of sources makes it impossible to describe her personality. We know almost nothing about her except what her son present... Read More Arrow
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Roadside cross in Nagyborsa

Sacral small monument

The stone cross stands at the crossroads on the edge of the village. Read More Arrow