The plaque announces the next executions made by the Germans on 27th March, 1944 at Bulwar Street. Among the victims there was a member of the National Army, the commander of the Diversion Squad from Sokolow, Franciszek Zalewski, called “Sokol”.
The plaques were placed in the porch of the church. They are devoted to Henryk Oleksiak, “Wichura”, Mieczyslaw Maleszewski, “Zbrucz”, Hanna (Annie) Zaleska from Bachorza and children of Sokolow Land, murdered by the Nazis at Treblinka, as well as soldiers of the National Army of District of “Sep – Proso” …
It was placed on 27th May, 1996, on the wall of the building at Kilinskiego Street. As reported by one of them in this building, in the years 1944 – 1951, the District Public Security Office has its headquater here. It was a place of detention, torture and death of …
In the cemetery at Bartoszowa Street it is worth to see the common grave of Wladyslaw Prawecki (the first commander of the Sokolow District of SZP-ZWZ), Jan Pietrak, Tadeusz Wojcik, Janusz Frankowski, Franciszek Dyrdula and Stefan Solicki, murdered by the Germans on 17th February, 1943. The Polish soldiers killed in …
The monument of the Home Army soldiers is unique in terms of expression and the form of space in the Square of the Blessed Virgin Mary, at the church. It was unveiled on 30th September 2007, and built due to the efforts of the Foundation “We remember”. A high cross surrounded …
Originally the plaque was placed on the wall of the former railway station at Kolejowa Street in 1994. Again it was placed on a large boulder and was unveiled in front of the same building, which is now the headquater of the Public Library, on 26th November, 2011. The inscription …
The plaque was placed on the wall of the Sports and Recreation Centre at Lipowa Street in November 2008. It refers to a number of important events, the arena of which was the present stadium. In July 1943, the diversionary patrol of the NA burned contained therein German warehouses with …
It is the culmination of Polish history over the centuries. It was unveiled on 3rd May, 1999, at the square named after Adam Mickiewicz, at Wolnosci Street. It was established due to the initiative of the World Association of the National Army. The construction was managed by the Social Committee …
The square is located between the Dluga, Wolnosci and Bulwar Streets. It received the name of the father dedicated to Sokolow on 18th April, 2002, pursuant to a resolution of the City Council. Father canon Stanislaw Pielasa (1906 – 1985) was the architect of the current church of Immaculate Heart …
The boulder with the plaque attached to it, commemorate the hundredth anniversary of Sokolow Volunteer Fire Department, located at Wolnosci Street. Sokolow Fire Department, founded in 1881, is one of the oldest in the Podlasie region. Many of its members earned in the battles for independence.