Władysław Reymont Palace in Kołaczkowo, Classicist palace in Kołaczkowo, Poland.
Władysław Reymont Palace in Kołaczkowo is a classicist mansion with two stories and a rectangular shape. The facade features a grand portico with four Ionic columns, while evenly spaced windows are divided by a cordon cornice running across the walls.
The building was constructed in the early 1800s and passed through several owners before Nobel laureate Władysław Reymont purchased it in 1920. The writer spent his final years there, transforming the location into a place of literary importance.
A memorial room inside honors the celebrated Polish writer Władysław Reymont through his furniture and personal belongings on display. Visitors can see how he lived day to day and get a sense of his connection to this place.
The site operates as a cultural center and museum today, located at pl. Wł. Reymonta 1 in Kołaczkowo. Visits are possible by appointment, and interested guests should contact ahead of time to arrange their visit.
In the grounds stands a monument erected in 1977 showing Reymont alongside the characters Jagna and Boryna from his most famous work. The sculpture commemorates Chłopi, the novel that won him the Nobel Prize.
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