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Orthodox Cathedral Church of The Holy Trinity, residence of bishop of Przemyśl-Nowy Sącz Orthodox diocese, stone-made, built in 1784. Keys to the church can be obtained at the vicarage – 16 Zamkowa Street. |
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| Olchowce |
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Former parish Greek Catholic church of the Ascension of the Lord, wooden, built in 1844. Now it is administered by Roman Catholic church. Keys are at the vicarage – Przemyska Street. |
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| SANOK – FOLK ARCHITECTURE OPEN AIR MUSEUM |
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The Orthodox Church from Grąziowa was built in 1731. From 1968 it can be seen in the Folk Architecture Open Air Museum in Sanok. The whole building consists of three room covered with a tent-like roofs – square presbytery, oblong nave and vestibule. |
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| SANOK – FOLK ARCHITECTURE OPEN AIR MUSEUM |
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The group of Orthodox buildings from Rosolin consists of three buildings: Orthodox Church, belfry and mortuary. It is an original 18th century set, which was taken into pieces in 1957 and set up again along with the renovation of the polychromy in 1961. |
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