Dwór Morawskich

The manor house in Oporów was already mentioned in 1457. In 1793 Wojciech Morawski bought the property from the Turn family. In October 1831, Adam Mickiewicz stayed here. The residence was built in 1800 for Józef Ignacy Morawski and his wife Paulina née Łubieńska. In 1906 the manor house was rebuilt according to the design of Roger Sławski. The estate remained in the hands of the Dzerzhikraj Morawski family until 1939. In the manor, the Morawski family gathered valuable family heirlooms, such as a collection of engravings, Napoleonic memorabilia, and works of modern painting art by Falat and Malczewski. The property itself was highly industrialized, with its own distillery, brickyard, drying plant, flake mill, sawmills, and its own exemplary dairy, processing 1000 Itr. milk, an electric center and own repair shops for motor racing. Mechanical cultivation of the property is carried out using two "Grossbulldog" tractors. On the door of this residence there is a Coat of Arms - Nałęcz Unbound. The initials "W.M." are on the entrance gate. from Witold Morawski, the last owner of this property. After the war, the Palace housed offices and a medical center. In the area of ​​the nearby church, there are the graves of the distinguished Dzerzhikraj Morawskch families. There is a magnificent tomb of the Ponikiewski family from Brylewo, resembling a Greek temple.