Abandoned railway hospital

The railway hospital was established in 1908 for the employees of the Warsaw-Vienna railway. Later in the palace the educational activity began and the popular school of Maria Skłodowska-Curie was opened. The palace and the school met with part Dulag 121 ((Durchgangslager 121 Pruszków) - a Nazi German transition camp in which the civilians of Warsaw and nearby towns were gathered, driven from homes during and after the Warsaw Uprising). At the time of the camp's operation, the soldiers were wounded by the soldiers of the Vermeer. After the war, educational activity began again in the palace until 1974. Later, there was a tourist hostel here. Today the palace is abandoned, but under the care of the conservator.

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