Jacentów – the Olszowski Palace, exterior view in a photograph from 1929.

[JACENTÓW - the palace in Jacentów, exterior view - landscape photograph]. [after April 21, 1929]. Postcard-sized photograph, 8.8 x 13.9 cm.
A view of the 19th-century palace along with a farm building, set within park grounds. The reverse side features correspondence, postmarks, and postage stamps. In good condition.
The manor had been leased from the Princes Drucki-Lubecki since around 1880; in 1907, it was sold along with the estate. Construction of the palace began in 1923. The manor was designed by Edward Zakrzewski. The new owners did not move in until the winter of 1929–1930. In 1929, the owners erected a statue of the Virgin Mary in the southern corner of the park. An orchard and a vegetable garden were established between the road and the park. In 1944, the residents left Opatów and settled in Opatkowice near Kraków. The palace in Jacentów was not destroyed during the war. Immediately after liberation in 1945, a branch of the Opatów hospital was established there. The small hospital could not accommodate the large number of wounded and sick. Those with minor injuries and illnesses were transported to Jacentów, where they received basic nursing care, and visiting doctors monitored their health. In the years that followed, the building housed a two-year agricultural school, the State Machinery Center, the PPU-Marol company, and a branch of the Żerań factory producing tractor filters. Most recently, it served as a vehicle inspection station. In 1996, the municipality of Sadowie sold [the palace] to a private buyer. The renovated palace housed the “Magnat” hotel. Currently, the small hotel is located in a newly constructed building. (Information from: https://opatow.travel/informator_turystyczny/zabytki/palac_w_jacentowie).