This strict four-storey building is one of the cornerstones of the Small Market. The first brick building on this site was erected in the XIV century. The Jesuits operated here in the XVI-XVII centuries. The emblem of the order is preserved on the pediment. After the ban on the activities of the Order at the end of the XVIII century, a hospital, lyceum and bursa were located here. The house acquired a modern look in 1908-1909. The author of the reconstruction was the architect Jó zef Pokutynski. On the corner is a small sculpture of St. Joseph with the baby Jesus in his arms. On the faç ade is a memorial plaque to Andrzej Badurski, head of the first clinic in Poland, which was opened in this building in 1780.
Translated automatically from Ukrainian. View original
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