Rydułtowy is a town in Silesia, Poland that has been established for over 700 years. Its emblem depicts crossed rakes on a blue background and an obelisk lists important dates from the town's history. The town's name comes from the male name Rudolf. Rydułtowy-Anna is a coal mine that was established in 1806 where miners still work today, including digging coal from "Szarlota", one of the highest coal peaks in Europe standing at 134 meters tall. The town's children's center provides activities for kids after school like dancing, art, music, chess and English.

1. A project by Joanna Adamczyk and children from Ognisko Pracy Pozaszkolnej Rydułtowy, Poland 2011

2. Rydułtowy is in province called Silesia

3. Emblem of Rydułtowy shows rakes crossed together on blue background

7. Important dates from history of the town are written on the obelisk Rydułtowy was established over 700 years ago Its name comes from male name - Rudolf

10. This monument commemorates soldiers who fought and died for Polish independence

12. Rydułtowy-Anna is a coal mine which was established in 1806 Miners still work here and dig coal

14. „ Szarlota” is one of the highest coal peaks in Europe! It is 134 meters high

16. In the past coal was taken out in such wagons This one was named „Karlik 10”

20. The emblem of Silesian miners consists of a hammer (called Perlik) and a wedge (called zelazko)

21. Green – symbol of nature and light Black – symbol of coal

22. Czako Spade Black suit Black trousers

24. This is the place where children spend free time after school Here they can learn how to dance, draw, paint, play instruments or chess and speak English