Objects

The Jewish hospital in Lublin was established on the initiative and with the funds of the Jewish Community in Lublin. At 83 Lubartowska Street in 1886, a two-storey building in eclectic style was constructed according to a design by Marian Jarzyński. The hospital was originally designed to treat 56 patients. Over time, a mortuary, stables, and residential buildings were built on the hospital plot. The building also housed a small synagogue. In 1939, the Lublin Jewish Hospital was regarded as one of the most modern hospitals in Poland.