Wooden Architecture in Poland (2)
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This document summarizes various wooden architectural structures across Poland, including manor houses, chateaux, and hunting palaces from the 15th-20th centuries. Specifically, it mentions over 20 historic wooden buildings, providing the names and brief details about each one, such as locations, dates of construction, original purposes, and current uses. Many of the structures highlighted are now museums, hotels, or educational centers that showcase Polish architectural heritage.
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