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following streets: 28 Artur
Grottger, 15 Aleksander Kostka-Napierski, 183 and 216 Walter-Janke, and 48 Wojska Polskiego. In the early 20th century, Piotrowice began to transform from a village into a suburban settlement. With the increase in the number of village residents, multi-story, brick, and plastered houses began to be built. The development built between 1900 and 1922 is located in various parts of Piotrowice, mainly concentrated around the streets: Karol Darwin, Kasztanowa, Artur Grottger, Walter-Janke, and Wojska Polskiego. Significant urban development occurred in Piotrowice in the interwar period. New construction emerged along Armii Krajowej Street and Walter-Janke Street. After 1934, over 200 houses were built annually.
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Piotrowice Tyska, and
Piotrowice Wojska Polskiego. At the four-stop Piotrowice Skrzyżowanie located in the center of Piotrowice, at the intersection of Armii Krajowej and Walter-Janke streets, according to the state from mid-May 2022, 9 bus lines, including one night line, stopped. These lines connect Piotrowice with other parts of Katowice, and some of them also with other cities in the
1681:. From 1923, there was also a stonemason's workshop in Piotrowice run by Józef Mendecki, and after World War II by his son. During the interwar period, there was also a concrete plant here. Additionally, there were two breweries and mineral water bottling plants, as well as canned food production. In the early 1960s, a fruit and vegetable market was established in the area of the future
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made the decision to establish a school in
Piotrowice. At that time, children walked to school in Mikołów. On 19 February 1819 (or 1818), the first school building was opened in Piotrowice at the intersection of Wojska Polskiego and Armii Krajowej streets. The first teacher in the new institution was
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through
Piotrowice. The first trains were launched in 1910 – due to unstable embankments built on former ponds, initially only light freight trains operated. Passenger trains started running in 1912 (the opening of the line between Ligota and Tychy took place on 2 November 1902), and only after World
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Piotrowice extended beyond the village itself and included areas such as Zadole, Ochojec, and Kostuchna. Within Piotrowice, there were several settlements and neighborhoods, including Skały, Piasek, Kempa, Zadole, Skotnica, Targowisko, Gać, and Kąty, as well as colonies like Kostuchna and Ochojec.
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The first well-known football field in
Piotrowice was located in Gać on the current Wspólna Street. Matches played there in the 1920s and 1930s are remembered. A more representative field was established in Skotnica – it was solemnly consecrated on 21 August 1932. The area of the former field is now
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There are a total of 13 stops in
Piotrowice: Piotrowice Barcelońska, Piotrowice Bukszpanowa Kaplica, Piotrowice Cmentarz, Piotrowice Dworzec PKP, Piotrowice Działowa, Piotrowice Fabryka Maszyn, Piotrowice Miłe Zacisze, Piotrowice Osiedle, Piotrowice Pętla, Piotrowice Skrzyżowanie, Piotrowice Szkoła,
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The beginnings of industry in
Piotrowice date back to the 20th century. In 1907, a factory producing mining machinery was established here, which later became one of the largest metalworking plants. From 1930, this factory was named the Piotrowice Machinery Factory. It employed about 80–250 workers.
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Piotrowice was incorporated into Katowice. Despite this fact, the Civil Registry Office continued to operate in Piotrowice; marriages were performed, and death records were kept until 1974, when the Piotrowice Civil Registry Office was closed. However, Piotrowice have never been an administrative
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The oldest building in
Piotrowice, dating back to the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, is a village residential house located at 1 Załogowa Street. In addition, among the oldest buildings in Piotrowice, with a history dating back to the second half of the 19th century, are houses located on the
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The peak of railway traffic through Piotrowice was at the end of the 1980s, and in the 1990s, this traffic decreased in favor of car transport. The level crossing with Armii Krajowej Street was a nuisance. In 1999, construction of viaducts under this street began. Car traffic under the new viaducts
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Katowice Piotrowice train station was opened in 1895. The platform was then located on the eastern side of the street towards Ligota, and a gatekeeper's building was erected at the platform, where tickets were also sold – over 3,000 tickets were sold in the first year. Construction of the railway
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over Armii Krajowej Street was put into use, which now serves as a railway traffic route. In the 1980s and 1990s, barriers before the then-operating railway-road crossing in Piotrowice were down for 13–14 hours a day, and the waiting time for cars at the crossing reached 50 minutes or more. On 12
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was established in Piotrowice and Kostuchna. The Piotrowice's Polish Military Organization group was transformed into an insurgent company of the 1st Pszczyna Regiment, 2nd Battalion, under the command of Leopold Kocma. In Piotrowice, on 18 June 1919, a meeting of the Polish Military Organization
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seams). The district is located in three morphogenetic units: the northern part lies within the Kłodnica Trough, which is a tectonic depression formed in Carboniferous rocks. The areas of Piotrowice along the Mleczna river valley are part of the Upper Mleczna Depression, while the eastern part of
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In 1930, the construction of a new temporary wooden church began in Piotrowice. The consecration of the temporary church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus took place on 26 October 1930. The curacy was established on 1 May 1931, and the parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was established on 2 November
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began working at the Piotrowice school, teaching until May 1850. Construction of a new school building in the market square area of Piotrowice, near Armii Krajowej Street, began in 1901. Teaching at the new facility commenced the following year, with four classrooms. In 1908, the school had 462
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communities have developed in urban habitats, covering the entire district. The southern areas also feature vegetation typical of agricultural land, while the eastern part includes mixed forests and forestry areas. There is a shortage of publicly accessible green spaces in Piotrowice for daily
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On Armii Krajowej Street, the Vocational School began in 1950, educating students in various professions. In 1978, this school evolved into the Polygraphic-Mechanical School Complex. On 1 September 1955, teaching commenced at the Technical School of the Central Cooperative Union, located at 2
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In 1929, construction began on a new public school building on the present-day Walter-Janke Street. Teaching started there on 7 December 1931, and in January 1936, the school was divided into two parts: Public School No. 1 for boys and Public School No. 2 for girls. School No. 1 had 507 male
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took place on the night of May 2 to 3, 1921. Piotr Gierlotka was the commander of the insurgents from Piotrowice, and Wilhelm Widuch was the commander of the company. This company was part of the 1st Battalion of the Pszczyna Regiment. The insurgents fought, among other places, in
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1891; 1900 (according to another source, there were 2,053 residents in 1900); 1905 (according to another source, there were 2,931 people in the municipality at that time); 1910 (according to another source, Piotrowice had 3,500 residents at that time); 1931; 1934;
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in Katowice was established in Piotrowice in 2000. In the same year, the Piotrowice branch itself was founded, housed in a renovated building formerly used as a clinic. This building had previously served as the headquarters of the Piotrowice commune office. The
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market (between Szewska, Jastrzębia, Zbożowa, Targowa, and Janke streets) and the Żurawia housing estate (Żurawia and Sobocińskiego streets). On the border with Ochojec, on the site of former farmlands, a residential estate was built for 20,000 residents: the
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was associated with Piotrowice. He was a painter whose oil paintings and frescoes can be found in churches throughout Europe and in private collections. He mainly painted landscapes and sacred motifs. He died on 8 July 1964, in Piotrowice. The musical band
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on 30 April 1856). This route was built by the Wilhelm Railway Company. On the orders of the president of the Opole Region, this line was extended to Katowice. After connecting Katowice with Mikołów through Piotrowice, 22 trains ran daily.
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In the early 1980s, on the border between Piotrowice and Kostuchna, in the area of Tyska, S. Łętowski, A. Kostka-Napierski, and M. Radocki streets, construction began on the Odrodzenia housing estate, designed by a team of architects from
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Commercial and service facilities in Piotrowice nowadays concentrate around the intersection of the main streets within the transformed former village area – in this case, it's the intersection of Armii Krajowej and Walter-Janke streets.
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underwent further modernization in the 1960s and 1970s. In 1975, it produced 168 mining combines, 700 pumps, and 350 hydraulic engines. During this time, the plant was among the world's leading manufacturers of mining equipment.
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In the interwar period, the village underwent expansion. New houses were built, including along today's Armii Krajowej and Walter-Janke streets. As early as 1907, a factory for mining equipment and machinery (later known as
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river. Over time, the village transformed into an industrial settlement, and the population grew, along with the development of educational and cultural activities. In 1907, a factory for mining machinery – later known as
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has been located at 40 Armii Krajowej Street, in the former railway station building at the Katowice Piotrowice stop, which was slated for demolition. This theater has an amphitheater-style audience. Actress and dancer
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iron construction plant. The workshops carried out repairs of railway wagons. After World War II, these facilities were transformed into the Railway Traffic Control and Communication Works of the Polish State Railways.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, Piotrowice began to change from an agricultural village to an industrial settlement. In 1910, it already had about 3,500 inhabitants, some of whom found employment in industry and
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Municipal Cultural Center organizes cultural activities in the district, offering music, dance, language courses, aerobics, and handicraft classes. It also provides facilities and equipment for amateur music groups.
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river. The historical center of the settlement, where the first houses were located, is marked by Kasztanowa, Świerkowa, and Wojska Polskiego streets. These streets were part of the old trade route known as
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From the mid-18th century, the development of the village occurred due to the opening of a trade route leading from Mikołów to Mysłowice, which was used, among other things, for the transport of salt from
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Due to the expansion of Piotrowice and the increasing number of residents, a decision was made in 1986 to build a new church in the Odrodzenia housing estate. On 10 June 1987, during his pilgrimage to
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students, while School No. 2 had 428 female students. In the same year, the school building was expanded towards the north. The schools were merged in 1953, creating Primary School No. 28 in Katowice.
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was inaugurated in the premises formerly occupied by Motorized Reserves of the Citizens' Militia and later by the police anti-terrorist unit, with Tadeusz Wojtuszko appointed as its first commander.
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occupied by allotment gardens on A. Kostka-Napierski Street. A new field was established in 1935 at the Piotrowice Machine Factory, and shortly after World War II, at the Targowisko housing estate.
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Due to the increase in the number of inhabitants, new residential blocks and estates were built. In the 1970s, residential blocks were built near Tadeusz Kościuszko Street, and in the 1980s, the
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underground, which led to the development of quarrying for these aggregates in the past. In topographic works from 1860, it was indicated that there were 26 large lime kilns operating in the
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adopted a resolution dividing Katowice into 22 auxiliary self-government units and 22 areas of their operation. At that time, local government unit No. 19 Ochojec – Piotrowice (later the
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choir, being its organizer. During the interwar period, the library was located at the old school in the Piotrowice market square. After the Civil Registry Office was relocated to the
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district. In the division established on 5 October 1954, Piotrowice were included in the Ligota administrative district. The division of Katowice into districts was abolished in 1973.
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a former mass grave of German soldiers at the cemetery on Armii Krajowej Street – in 2007, exhumations were carried out to transfer the remains to the German soldiers' cemetery in
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field, from the 318 seam with a thickness of 2.8 m, and the shafts were dug up to a depth of 18 m. Coal mining in these mines lasted until 1938. Near the Piotrowice cemetery, the
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period (about 5,000 years ago). They were discovered between 1925 and 1938 in the northern outskirts, near the border with Ochojec, in the valley of the Ślepotka river. It was a
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In the 19th century, the village already had close to 800 inhabitants – in 1830, Piotrowice counted 751 residents. The first school was established in 1819 (or 1818), where
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In terms of natural structure, greenery plays a significant role in Piotrowice, with tree plantations along streets, courtyard greenery, cemeteries, squares, and parks.
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The beginnings of education in Piotrowice date back to 1765 when the Prussian law on compulsory education came into effect. On 18 June 1810, school inspector Nygo from
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Harcerzy Września 1939 Street. This school taught the professions of photographic technician and radio-television technician. In the 1990s, the school was renamed the
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was held, demanding the start of the uprising in June 1919. A meeting was also organized in Piotrowice on August 12 of the same year. On 17 August 1919, the
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broke out. In Piotrowice, a group of insurgents gathered to join forces with the Polish Military Organization group from Kostuchna. In the forests near
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broke out on 19 August 1920. The day after, a group of insurgents from Piotrowice launched an attack in the forest on a 15-person unit of the German
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of Piotrowice had 8,066 residents in 1936. After World War II, there were about 7,500 people living in Piotrowice and around 10,000 in the entire
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in 1994, with Dr. Ewa Piastowska as its first rector. On 1 June 2022, the university changed its name to the Upper Silesian Academy named after
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photographic studio on Kasztanowa Street, and their sons became professional photographers. A photographic studio was also established at 167
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with oceanic currents prevailing over continental ones. The district lies within the drainage basin of two main river systems in Poland: the
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In the 1960s, modern school facilities with a swimming pool and shooting range were built for the police school. In the 1970s, units of the
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housing estate. Meanwhile, individual construction was developing, and since the 1990s, also developer-led construction. The area between
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In 1879, a road connecting Mikołów with Katowice through Piotrowice was built. The Piotrowice section of this road is the present-day
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The first historical mention in documents about the areas of modern Piotrowice dates back to 1287 and comes from a document issued in
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counted 1,403 individuals, of which 1,073 were born in Piotrowice and 330 arrived from elsewhere. In terms of religious affiliation,
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In the 17th century, the area of Piotrowice was much larger than it is today. From a preserved document issued on 22 July 1649 in
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housing estate. It was a 24-hour wholesale market, operating until the construction of the new residential estate in its place.
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at that time, including in Piotrowice. In 1896, the Prince of Pszczyna issued a concession for limestone mining in Piotrowice.
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and almost all the inhabitants of the manorial area (58 against 1 vote) voted for Upper Silesia's affiliation with Poland. The
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workers' hotel, the Upper Silesian Private College of Economics was established on 1 October 1991, which transformed into the
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and was built until 1980. Individual and cooperative housing construction in the form of single-family houses also developed.
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ZZK Railway Workers' Trade Union – active from 1948 to 1962; it had football and table tennis sections; later became part of
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at that time. In 1629, there was a tavern in Piotrowice, and in the early 18th century, there were four such establishments.
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of the first order running between them. The southern part of the district is part of the Vistula basin, drained by the
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in Piotrowice: two on the Ślepotka and one in the center of the village, on the Mleczna river, then called Dupina.
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The parish church of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ on M. Radocki Street in the Odrodzenie housing estate
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Uniczowy. Kalendarium Historii południowych dzielnic Katowic: Kostuchna, Ochojec, Piotrowice, Podlesie, Zarzecze
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cycling competition passed through the district. Two residents of Piotrowice participated in the Olympic Games:
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Singing Society was established. This group performed its first theatrical performance on 9 September 1912, in
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range in the Upper Silesia region. It covers over 25 hectares of a vast forest complex in the Ślepotka valley.
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The climate of Piotrowice is generally similar to that of Katowice as a whole, with local modifications (
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Machine Factory Sports Club – active from 1946 to 1947; it had a football section and later merged with
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suspended its activities, but in December 1918, the ensemble was reactivated. In 1935, the mixed choir
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Antoni Hartmann. In 1865, a second floor and a teacher's apartment were added. On 1 July 1847, teacher
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inaugurates the academic year with an event called "Watermelon's Holiday", conceived by
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celebrations, Primary School No. 32 was opened in Katowice at 86 M. Sobański Street.
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administrative reform, administrative districts were established, comprising several
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river along today's Stabika Street. To the west, there are Kąty, bordering Zarzecze.
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ventilation shaft in October 1983. This shaft was put into use on 28 February 1989.
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forces and combined forces gathered under an agreement between the Pszczyna duke
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Singing Society (established in 1911), the Peasant Council, and from 1920, the
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and the state border. The lines passing through the Piotrowice area are: 139
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Branch of the Municipal Public Library in Katowice (183 Walter-Janke Street)
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dominated the population with 1,382 individuals. Additionally, there were 9
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a plaque commemorating those who died during the Silesian Uprisings and
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was sold in 1908 – 2538 m. The last lime kiln was dismantled in 1959.
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took place in the vicinity of Piotrowice. These forces assembled near
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to Poland, on the site of the graves of soldiers who died during the
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housing estate was built in that decade, on the site of the former
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housing cooperative was established in Piotrowice, under which the
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residents, especially teachers and officials, were involved in the
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operated on Walter-Janke Street (now the Theater & Music Club
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took her first steps in the Iron Theater, debuting with the play
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Maciej, and 5 cottagers. There was also a mill belonging to the
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appeared on her body, and she often experienced visions of the
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streets was developed for the construction of terraced houses.
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was established in Piotrowice. In 1938, part of the Piotrowice
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Armii Krajowej Street at the level of the Katowice Piotrowice
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4862:(in Polish). Vol. 2. Katowice: Muzeum Historii Katowic.
4839:(in Polish). Vol. 1. Katowice: Muzeum Historii Katowic.
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The organizer of urban public transport in Piotrowice is the
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In 1900, construction began on a line connecting Katowice to
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Katowice. Środowisko, dzieje, kultura, język i społeczeństwo
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Katowice. Środowisko, dzieje, kultura, język i społeczeństwo
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Akademia Górnośląska im. Wojciecha Korfantego w Katowicach.
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In 2007, there were 8 sports clubs operating in Piotrowice.
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The oldest house in Piotrowice, located at 1 Załogowa Street
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was no longer predominantly used. According to the Pszczyna
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is located – the station building itself is the seat of the
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operated here. The cultural center then became the park in
760:, followed by successive owners of the Pszczyna land – the
4232:"Ewidencja miejsc pamięci województwa śląskiego. Katowice"
3979:"Linia Katowice – Zwardoń (– Skalité Serafínov) (139/489)"
892:, it can be inferred that Piotrowice bordered directly on
2390:, including the liturgical-children's-youth choir at the
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Piotrowice Śląskie. Monografia dzielnicy miasta Katowice
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in ecstasy. People from all over the world visited her.
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was also founded and started its career in Piotrowice.
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station building at the Piotrowice stop began in 1912.
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began to emerge. Coal was extracted from them from the
1165:, there was an exchange of fire between insurgents and
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parish of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. John Bosco
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War I did trains to Tychy stop in Piotrowice as well.
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district) was also established, including Piotrowice.
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laid the cornerstone for the construction of the new
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in Piotrowice was established before the outbreak of
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Piotrowice branch of the Municipal House of Culture
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2582:. The museum is located at 5 Traktorzystów Street.
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1321:, who was arrested by the Germans and executed in
801:on 21 February 1517, the village was mentioned as
4044:Zarząd Transportu Metropolitalnego (2021-04-07).
1880:from Katowice diverge in two directions: towards
1864:T. Kościuszko Street in Piotrowice (view towards
1618:company office buildings on Armii Krajowej Street
1216:. After the uprisings, Piotrowice became part of
1031:, commemorating the location of the school where
2677:Church of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
1932:Katowice Piotrowice train station (view towards
1777:The main transportation artery in Piotrowice is
973:. An administrative district called Piotrowice (
19:Part of Katowice in Silesian Voivodeship, Poland
2375:was reorganized, giving rise to the male choir
3069:Roczniki Towarzystwa Przyjaciół Nauk na Śląsku
2709:In 1918, April 1919, or 1920, a branch of the
2632:policy pursued by the then Bishop of Wrocław,
1283:, changed its administrative affiliation from
553:river, while the northern part flows into the
2198:students, 15 of whom were of German descent.
1451:and Głuszców streets and along K. Kornas and
1143:Polish Military Organization of Upper Silesia
498:Geologically, Piotrowice are situated in the
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4914:(in Polish). Katowice: Wydawnictwo "Śląsk".
4881:(in Polish). Katowice: Wydawnictwo "Śląsk".
4467:"Dżem z Piotrowic na Dożynkach w Kostuchnie"
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656:, characterized by knowledge of fire and
4969:(in Polish). Katowice: Oficyna "Artur".
3634:Przybytek-Pawlik, Justyna (2021-04-13).
3590:Rada Miejska w Katowicach (1991-09-16).
2558:Museum of the Smallest Book in the World
2381:Polish Choirs and Orchestras Association
1707:were built on both sides of the current
1266:Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. John Bosco
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1961:Municipal Transport Company in Katowice
1695:Piotrowice is home to rich deposits of
1623:In 1966, the plant changed its name to
1188:passing along the Mikołów road. In the
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370:Wojciech Korfanty University of Silesia
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2207:Karol Miarka Elementary School No. 28
1737:, in the birch forest near Skotnica,
1337:buildings, the occupiers organized a
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946:From the 19th century to World War II
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4096:Zarząd Transportu Metropolitalnego.
4070:Zarząd Transportu Metropolitalnego.
2503:Since 2014, the headquarters of the
1972:Municipal Transport Company in Tychy
491:ran along a stream flowing into the
4858:; Fertacz, Sylwester, eds. (2012).
4835:; Fertacz, Sylwester, eds. (2012).
2050:Building at 156 Walter-Janke Street
1627:. The Piotrowice Machinery Factory
1541:of Piotrowice, which also included
1335:Rail Rolling Stock Repair Workshops
1302:World War II and the postwar period
594:To the east of Piotrowice lies the
2716:was established in Piotrowice and
2689:In Piotrowice, from 1979 to 1986,
1371:housing estate from the late 1970s
475:The northern border of the former
14:
2604:parish of St. Adalbert in Mikołów
2282:Upper Silesian School of Commerce
2107:in cooperation with the Katowice
2062:Part of Odrodzenia housing estate
1080:Union of Polish Women's Societies
690:, they formed one village called
2480:One of the four branches of the
2405:at the Piotrowice branch of the
2251:In January 1960, as part of the
1950:Metropolitan Transport Authority
1945:was opened on 21 November 2001.
1733:In 1931, between Piotrowice and
1582:of Piotrowice from 1629 to 1938:
1192:, 89% of the inhabitants of the
1126:Ruins of the former mill on the
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42:
1405:housing estate around the 1980s
2276:In the building of the former
2253:Millennium of the Polish State
2115:Monuments and memorial plaques
1718:, near the cemetery. The most
1658:With the establishment of the
1257:started operating. In 1936, a
1117:German Eastern Marches Society
1058:. This gave rise to organized
1020:Plaque on the building at 104
840:On 28 August 1644, during the
82:Coordinates (Piotrowice):
1:
4236:www.archiwalnastrona.slask.eu
4098:"Lista przystanków: Katowice"
1190:1921 Upper Silesia plebiscite
817:from 1593, Piotrowice had 10
785:In a document of sale of the
521:, and clay shales containing
4006:Ogólnopolska Baza Kolejowa.
3977:Ogólnopolska Baza Kolejowa.
2556:In Piotrowice, there is the
2072:Polish United Workers' Party
1797:. This road intersects with
4238:(in Polish). Archived from
4176:(in Polish). Archived from
3747:(in German). Archived from
2248:Vocational School Complex.
1833:Zygmunt Walter-Janke Street
1672:Zygmunt Walter-Janke Street
1453:Father Stanisław Wilczewski
1442:Aleksander Kostka-Napierski
1308:German occupation of Poland
1264:under the patronage of the
1041:Zygmunt Walter-Janke Street
741:, Piotr, who became a free
664:tools were also excavated.
323:Zygmunt Walter-Janke Street
49:Zygmunt Walter-Janke Street
5024:
4910:Gierlotka, Stefan (2005).
4877:Gierlotka, Stefan (2002).
4471:www.piotrowice.katowice.pl
2628:. This was related to the
2482:Municipal Cultural Center
2407:Municipal Cultural Center
2324:People's Libraries Society
2146:(at 3 A. Grottger Street);
1872:In Piotrowice, there is a
1749:began construction of the
1465:On 16 September 1991, the
1111:. On the other hand, some
1072:People's Libraries Society
297:Tadeusza Kościuszko Street
2571:holder in this category,
2322:The first library of the
2264:Police School in Katowice
2009:Architecture and urbanism
1483:On 21 November 2001, the
533:). It has a transitional
500:Upper Silesian Depression
359:Police School in Katowice
81:
63:
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4965:Szaraniec, Lech (1996).
4156:, Attachment Z I.9 5/36)
2764:Polish People's Republic
2693:lived. On 8 March 1946,
2401:, and the chamber choir
2347:Municipal Public Library
2068:Polish People's Republic
1823:, and to the south with
1773:(view towards the north)
1467:City Council of Katowice
1180:Second Silesian Uprising
268:Polish People's Republic
16:Part of Katowice, Poland
4967:Osady i osiedla Katowic
4562:(in Polish). 2007-06-11
4473:(in Polish). 2007-08-31
3640:katowice.naszemiasto.pl
3064:Musioł, Ludwik (1930).
2434:From 1933 to 1991, the
2336:Katowice Wedding Palace
1327:Union of Armed Struggle
1198:Third Silesian Uprising
1152:First Silesian Uprising
396:Wojska Polskiego Street
4556:"Świry i tony arbuzów"
3949:Rada Miasta Katowice.
2648:
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3597:(in Polish). Katowice
2778:in 1960 (fencer) and
2705:Sports and recreation
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2569:Guinness World Record
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101:50.20833°N 18.96667°E
4560:katowice.wyborcza.pl
4174:katowickiebudynki.eu
4170:"Katowickie budynki"
4050:www.metropoliaztm.pl
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2315:and the drowning of
2158:Siemianowice Śląskie
1651:shaft of the former
1222:Silesian Voivodeship
1220:, in the autonomous
984:Amtsbezirk Petrowitz
957:In 1874, during the
803:Petrowicze Vnicziowy
629:Chapel of 1922 at 3
580:tree growing at 10c
181:Vehicle registration
4582:, pp. 178–179)
4535:www.teatrzelazny.pl
4509:www.mdkpoludnie.com
4102:rj.metropoliaztm.pl
4076:rj.metropoliaztm.pl
4012:www.bazakolejowa.pl
3983:www.bazakolejowa.pl
2228:Development of the
1591:Data sources: 1629;
1281:Silesian Parliament
850:Zygfryd II Promnitz
844:, a battle between
807:Petrowicze Unitzowy
334:Katowice Piotrowice
97: /
4394:"Historia Uczelni"
4072:"Lista operatorów"
2786:in 1964 (fencer).
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106:50.20833; 18.96667
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4869:978-83-87727-29-1
4854:Barciak, Antoni;
4846:978-83-87727-24-6
4831:Barciak, Antoni;
4639:, pp. 42–43)
2915:, pp. 52–54)
2772:Wanda Kaczmarczyk
2673:Pope John Paul II
2567:, founded by the
2450:Old Timers Garage
2293:Wojciech Korfanty
2246:Edward Abramowski
2140:Thirty Years' War
2014:Urban development
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1853:and further with
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1497:Mayor of Katowice
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