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HISTORY

Town History

Chronology

Mazovian princes’ era

Crown of the Kingdom of Poland

Partitioned Poland

The second Polish Republic

Crucial Historic Events

Bringing the Dominican Order to Warka, the 1200s

Battle at Warka, 1656

Solemn transfer of remains of Piast Dynasty Mazovian Princes from graves in Dominican Church

Opening of the “Bracia Lubert” Construction Hardware Factory, 1891

Opening of an elementary school building in Warka, 1930

Opening of the Kraków–Warsaw rail line with a train station in Warka, 1934

Deportation of Warka residents during World War II, 1944

Opening of the Casimir Pulaski Museum in Warka, 1967

Warka resumes beer production, 1975

Historical Figures

Blessed Rafał Chyliński

Fr. Marceli Ciemniewski

Stefan Czarniecki

Adam Jarzębski

Israel Icchak Kalisz

Władysław Kononowicz

Wiktor Krawczyk

Zygmunt Ledóchowski

Józef Manczarski

Władysław Matlakowski

Józef Pułaski

Kazimierz Pułaski

Mikołaj Suledo

Andrzej Święcicki

Mikołaj Zieleński

Churches

St. Nicholas’ Parish Church in Warka

Presentation of the Most Blessed Virgin Mary Parish Church in Ostrołęka

St. Anne’s Parish Church, the Holy Family Parish in Michalczew

St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Parish Church, Isidore the Farmer parish in Nowa Wieś

St. Margaret Virgin and Martyr Parish Church in Wrociszew

Post-Franciscan Church of Our Lady of the Scapular in Warka

Cemeteries

Cemetery in Konary

Cemetery in Michalczew

Cemetery in Ostrołęka

Jewish Cemetery in Warka

New Municipal Cemetery in Warka

Lady of the Scapular Old Parish Cemetery in Warka

Cemetery in Wrociszew

Manors

Michałów Górny

Manor and Park in Warka–Winiary

Historic sites

Manor at Długa Street

Post-Franciscan Church of Our Lady of the Scapular

St. Nicholas’ Parish Church

Manor and Park in Warka–Winiary: Casimir Pulaski Museum

Warka’s Jewish Community

Warka’s Jewish Community