TUCHMAN Family House: On the north side of the Tyczyn Market Square. The store on the right of the photograph ( now an ice cream shop) was the Judenrat Office during years 1939 to 1942  (in 1942 all Tyczyn Jews were moved to Rzeszow)

The Tyczyn Public Elementary School  (grades 1 to 7).  Attended by all Tyczyn children, Jewish and Christian.  Now closed

The house where the Salzman family lived. The house was near the Tyczyn Courthouse. (The building was fully renovated in 1996-97)

South side of the Tyczyn Market Square. The building with the decorative structure on the roof was the old Tyczyn City Hall  (a new City hall now stands on the East side of the Tyczyn Market Square). The building on the far side of the old City hall belonged to the WACKS  family.  Past the Wacks building, visible behind the trees is  GOLDMAN building. Before and during the WWII, the Market Square did not have trees on it.  it had a few wooden kiosks and an open area for weekly farmers markets.

Buildings on the West side of the Tyczyn Market Square.Virtually all the buildings were owned by Jews.

Private home owned by the  ZIARNETSKI family, Now converted into a store.

The ROSKIEWICZ  villa. Attractive before the war, now a deteriorated derelict.

A home owned by the VERSTANDIG family . Still relatively unchanged.  It stands next to Elementary School. The buildings next to it are new

An alley leading from the southeastern corner of the Tyczyn Market Square to the area where cattle and horse market was and where the Jewish School (Chaider) was located.

The Tyczyn Court building.  Built during the Austrian times. It is now a school.