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Sámuel Gáspár Elementary School and Kindergarten, tableau 1986

School board - Faculty

Nine-Year Elementary School Csicsó – VIII. p. – 1986-1994 – See you in 1999 Read More

The tomb of Dr. Sándor Markó, royal notary

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Sándor Markó, a legal scholar and royal notary, was born in Rozsnyó in 1847. He was a parliamentary stenographer for a short time, but after obtaining his law degree he settled in Rimaszombat. ; In 1875, when the royal notary institution was established, he submitted an applicati... Read More

Poprad's Lutheran Church dedicated to the Holy Trinity

Building, structure

The Evangelical congregation in Poprad was established around 1545, but their wooden church could only be built in 1760. ; The foundation stone of the present church was laid in 1829 by András Fabriczy (Pazdics, August 20, 1751 - Poprad, January 23, 1830), who was the pastor of t... Read More

Church of St. Egidius in Poprad

Building, structure

The settlement of Poprad was founded in the Árpád period on the banks of the Poprad River. In the Middle Ages, it was not one of the significant settlements of the Spiš region, but only gained strength from the end of the 18th century, later incorporating previously significant c... Read More

Grave of Sámuel Sthymmel, national guard member and mayor of 1848/49

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

The cemetery in Rozsnyó contains the graves of many national guardsmen from 1848/49. Sámuel Sthymmel also participated in the War of Independence as a national guard. ; "The last person to sit in the always respected chair of chief judge of the well-organized mining town of Rozsn... Read More

The grave of Vendel Branszky

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Vendel Branszky was born on November 10, 1844 in Rožňava, and died on September 29, 1915, also in Rožňava. His grave is located in sector 8 of the city's public cemetery. In the October 3, 1915 issue of the Rozsnyói Hiradó we can read the following obituary: "The death of Vendel ... Read More

Nagyölved Reformed Church

Building, structure

The Reformed Church of Nagyölved was built in 1791 (according to the regulations of the time) without a tower and street entrance. The church tower was built in 1810. ; ; List of Reformed pastors serving in the village: ; 1576 János Komáromi (later bishop of Komárom) ; around 165... Read More

Grave of lawyer Mór Kermeszky

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Mór Kermeszky was a lawyer from Levoča, royal councilor, member of the central committee of the MKE (Hungarian Carpathian Association) (1887-1889), and chairman of the audit committee. Mór Kermeszky's grave can be found in Sector V of the cemetery. Read More

The grave of Géza Pollág, first lieutenant and mayor in 1848-49

Cemeteries, tombstones, grave sites

Pollág (Pollák) Géza was born on February 27, 1829, Lutheran. (Probably the same as the son of soap maker Krisztian Pollag and Anna Rozina Lumnitzer, baptized Adolf Viktor on March 8, 1829 in Levoča.) His wife -1855 - Janka Szennovitz, died Levoča, 1909.) ; 1867. was a member of ... Read More

Master Paul's House

Building, structure

The Master Pál Museum is located in a small house in the Levoča Square. According to tradition, one of the most talented woodcarvers of the Middle Ages lived in this house built in the 15th century. A permanent exhibition was set up in the building to honor his life and work. ; M... Read More