Street near the Rynek [Main Square /
Marketplace] |
View out of town towards the south, people are
making haystacks just out of view |
Near the Peter and Paul cathedral, on the west
side of the main/old central part of the town.
The old downtown seems to be anchored by two cathedrals, one on the west
side and one on the east side. This is on the
west side. |
Towards the Rynek [Main Square / Marketplace]
The cathedral that grounds the eastern part of downtown is visible. |
The Rynek [Main Square / Marketplace]
Southern Side |
The Rynek [Main Square / Marketplace]
Southern Side |
The Rynek [Main Square / Marketplace]
East Side |
Kazimerskova Street.
One of the streets where Jews lived. |
Kazimerskova Street.
One of the streets where Jews lived. An early
1900's photo shows this street looking almost
the same. |
Old Street near the Rynek [Marketplace].
Probably one of the streets where Jews lived.
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Street Leading to Peter and Paul Cathedral |
Photo from across the Highway 4 that comes out
of Krakow (runs east-west). These are newer
houses are not downtown, and looked pretty typical. |
Photo showing the building on the place where
the Przeworsk Synagogue once stood. Many people in the town said there had
never been a synagogue there, only in nearby towns. The Przeworsk
Synagogue did exist and there are photos
of the Synagogue taken before 1944. Mr.Thomas, a Przeworsk a local teacher
called the Synagogue "beautiful" several times, and said it dated from the
1600s.
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Photo of the present-day site of the Jewish
cemetery
There are absolutely no markings on the site that it was a Jewish
cemetery. Instead there is a giant crucifix with a quote from John Paul
II.
People in Przeworsk know where the cemetery is and say "it's next to the
bus station; now there's nothing there", but in a generation this
knowledge will be lost.
We hope that by having these photos on our website it will serve as a
memorial to the last resting place of our Przeworsk ancestors and will
also help future visitors to find it easily . |