White Granary

The White Granary is an interesting Gorzów monument from the 18th century, attracting the attention of a massive silhouette and characteristic half-timbered architectural style. Inside is a branch of the Lubuskie Museum, presenting historical collections and collections of art associated with Gorzow Wielkopolski.

The granary building was built in the 1820s as a storage facility, located near the Warta crossing. He assigned his functions until 1975, in which he drew the attention of the Lublin Museum as a historical monument of great historical value. The building was entered in the register of monuments and underwent a thorough renovation, so that it regained its glory, becoming a place of exhibition of museum collections.

The structure of the building consists of five storeys, two of which create usable attic. The building is supplemented by arcade basements, which have their shape in construction on wet, unstable ground. The lower part of the building is a brick wall, and from the first heel the walls were erected in a pole-and-beam technique.