The story
After the "Sokół" society was dissolved in 1949, its 1923 hall on ul. Grunwaldzka kept gathering the town in a new form. In the 1950s a cinema opened inside it called "Wyzwolenie" — Liberation — later renamed "Irys," and today it carries the old society's name once more as Kino Sokół. The building now also houses the Regional Historical Chamber (Regionalna Izba Historyczna), whose collections include historic documents, old photographs, and the original "Sokół" flags and uniforms — so the society lives on as a museum inside the hall it built. It stands a few hundred metres south of ul. Bieleckiego, named for the physician who founded that society in 1907.
Everything that was here
- 1950–present · still open
Kino Sokół and Regional Historical Chamber (Kino "Sokół" / Regionalna Izba Historyczna)Theater
Seventy years as a cinema under three names — the last of which quietly undid a communist ban.
See the map in 1951 → - 1923–1949
"Sokół" Gymnastic Society Hall (Dom "Sokoła")Landmark
A hall the whole town paid to build, on land the count gave for free.
See the map in 1924 →
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Nearby history
Potocki Manor House (Dwór Potockich)
Parish Church of St Lawrence (Kościół św. Wawrzyńca)
Malka's Jewish House (Żydowski dom Malki)
Rymanów Market Square (Rynek w Rymanowie)
The Old Synagogue of Rymanów (Synagoga w Rymanowie)
House of Dr Ignacy Bielecki (Dom dr Ignacego Bieleckiego)
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