Samsonów - Samsonów

Samsonów
Panorama of an industrial plant with a blast furnace in Samsonów Huta Józef. The author of the photo is Artur Michalik
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Country	Poland
Region	Holy Cross province
Population	1169
Area code	( 48) 41
Postal Code	26-051
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Samsonów - village in Poland located in Świętokrzyskie voivodship, in Kielce poviat, in Zagnański communeThe town is located in Świętokrzyskie Mountains between Oblęgorski range, a The Klonowski Range, from the north-west it is closed with the Kołomańskie Hills.

Coal mill from the first half of the Of the 19th century in Samsonów. The author of the photo, Wojciech Domagała

A stone signpost in Samsonów next to the ruins of the Józef steelworks. The author of the photo Diko83

The ruins of the "Józef" steelworks built in the years 1818-1822 on the initiative of Stanisław Staszic. The author of the photo Zetem

Józef smelter, ruins of the furnace (monument no. A.469 / 1-3). The author of the photo Fotonews

Foundry from the first half of the 19th century XIX in Samsonów. The author of the photo, Wojciech Domagała

Samsonian kiln ruins. The author of the photo Wężyk Paweł

Monument to the inhabitants of the Samsonów commune who died in 1939-1945. The author of the photo Diko83

St. John of Nepomuk. The author of the photo Diko83

Characteristic

Geographic location: 50 ° 59′29 ″ N 20 ° 37′27 ″ E

In the years 1975-1998, the town administratively belonged to the then Kielce Province.

The ruins of the Józef smelter in Samsonów are the most interesting technical monuments in the old Polish industrial area. The smelter was open until 1866, when it was consumed by a fire. More serious fires also broke out in 1844 and 1848. Around 1852, the steelworks produced kitchen utensils, cylinders and anvils.

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The provincial road No. 750 runs through the town.

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Access from Kielce is provided by public transport buses.

Worth seeing

• Ruin of an industrial plant complex from the first half of the 19th century, entered in the register of immovable monuments (reg.No .: A.469 / 1-3 of 3.12.1956, of February 15, 1967, of May 4, 1987 and of May 6, 1987),
  • Józef smelter, a blast furnace with a tower and the ruins of a foundry,
  • Coal plant,
  • Production building,
• House no. 26 in a factory estate from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries (reg.no .: A.470 of 11/05/1987),
• House No. 34 in a factory estate from the first half of the 19th century (reg.No .: A.471 of 4 May 1987),
• House No. 37 in a factory estate from 1818,
• House of the fryszerek master registration no .: A.472 of 4.05.1987),
• A stone signpost in the center of Samsonów at the intersection of Tumlin-Odrowąż-Zagnańsk roads, near the walls of the former factory. Approx. 3 m high, probably carved in the 18th century from Tumlin red sandstone. In 1995, the stone monument was moved from the periphery to the central part of the square.

Nearest neighborhood

• Oblęgorek The Henryk Sienkiewicz Museum in Oblęgorek
• Bobrza (Świętokrzyskie Province)Remains of Blast Furnace Plants along with the adjacent workers' housing estate, built in the years 1828–1831. It was then the largest Polish ironworks with 5 blast furnaces, the construction of which was interrupted by the fall of the November Uprising. The whole was surrounded by a retaining wall about 400 m long and up to 15 m high. The ruins are still impressive today, it is necessary to see this technical monument.
• Zagnańskwithin it Bartek Oak - one of the oldest oaks in Poland.

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