Lezajsk

Historical Sites

• The Holy Trinity and All Saints' Parish Church;
• Bernardine Order Monastery and Church Complex;
• Former Greek Catholic Parish Church under the invocation of Holy Virgin's Rest; at present, the Succursal Roman Catholic Church
• The Jewish Cemetary at Gorna Street, established in the 18th century. In the cemetary, there is a tomb of rabbi Elimelech Weissblum. The tomb is visited by Jews from all over the world each year.
• The Town Hall, 1 Rynek Street;
• The Arsenal, Furgalskiego Street, the 19th century;
• The Municipal Public Library. The permises erected before 1914 as a social and culture club of the "Proswita" Ukrainian Associacion. The Library since 1956;
• Former Palace, 4 Furgalskiego Street.

People

• Prof. Janusz Dolny b. December 3, 1927, a Polish pianist and composer, was born in Kurylwka, a village in the province of Leżajsk.

• Count Jan Potocki (1761-1815), capitan, engineer of the Crown Army, ethnologist, Egyptologist, linguist, and author.

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