Baroque town hall

The baroque town hall was built in 1768 and restored in 1954. The brick town hall is plastered; it stands on a stone underpinning, under part of it there are cellars.

On the axes of the main three-window, slightly broken façades, there are gates leading to the entrance hall through the house. In the past, the main road in the town ran through the gate of the town hall, where there was also a tollbooth. Between the ground floor and the first floor there is a cordon profiled cornice. The windows are rectangular. The building has a high, Polish type shingle hipped roof with a four-sided clock turret topped with a conical roof with a ball and a weathercock with the date 1768.

Source:

• T. Ruczyńska, Katalog zabytków sztuki w Polsce, vol. V, No 28, Wolsztyn County, Warsaw 1970, p. 24