Kőhídgyarmat
Great egret
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Győző Drozdy's folk play titled "Ezüstécsag" (Silver Heron) is linked to the nearby Párkány. Read More
Singing over the ruins
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The most significant of all the dramatic works of the Hungarian writer Viktor Egri, entitled Ének a romok felett, was performed by the Csemadok-szenpátsók in Kőhidgyarmat in 1961. Read More
Singing over the ruins
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The most significant of all the dramatic works of the Hungarian writer Viktor Egri, entitled Ének a romok felett, was performed by the Csemadok-szenpátsók in Kőhidgyarmat in 1961. Read More
Matthias Ludas
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The play, based on the narrative poem Lúdas Matyi (An Original Hungarian Fairy Tale in Four Deductions) by Mihály Fazekas, embodies the rebellion against tyranny. Read More
Students with teacher Endre Benkő
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Kőhidgyarmat schoolchildren with teacher Endre Benkő. Read More
Wedding picture
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The wedding of Géza Kocsis and Erzsébet Retkes. Read More
Officers
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Female officials at the church in traditional kurta-skirted costumes. Read More
The little girl is three.
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Girls in traditional costumes with short skirts. Read More
New couple
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Wedding photo of Géza Kocsis and Erzsébet Retkes. Read More
The celebration of the painting of the church
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The crowd celebrating the painting of the church. Read More