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Tribunal Palace in Kalisz
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Tribunal Palace in Kalisz
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Tribunal Palace in Kalisz

Здание трибунала в Калише (Трибунальский дворец)
PolandКалиш1820–1824Public buildingsNeoclassicism
A Classicist courthouse on aleja Wolności, built to designs by Sylwester Szpilowski (1820–1824 according to the register of monuments) in the Kingdom of Poland, which was then part of the Russian Empire. Two wings were added and part of the interiors rebuilt in 1876; the main front has a two-tier portico with four pairs of columns and the inscription 'Suum cuique'. Throughout its history the building has housed judicial bodies, the Regional Court until 1939.
Классицистическое здание суда на аллее Вольности, возведённое по проекту Сильвестра Шпиловского (по реестру памятников — в 1820–1824 годах) в Царстве Польском, которое тогда входило в состав Российской империи. В 1876 году к нему пристроены два крыла и перестроена часть интерьеров; главный фасад украшает двухъярусный портик с четырьмя парами колонн и надписью «Suum cuique». На протяжении всей истории здание занимали судебные учреждения, до 1939 года — окружной суд.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionAdministrative building
Present ownerPoland (District Court in Kalisz)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1820
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-06
After 1918 the building passed to Poland; according to the National Heritage Institute register as of 30 June 2026, the tribunal at Al. Wolności 13, now a court, is protected (No. 29/A of 12 December 1964).

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