Prison House

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It is worthwhile seeing. In the early 1820s a one-storey classicist building was erected at the back of The Town Hall where there used to be wooden butchers’ shops. The building was designed by Gen. J. Mallet-Malletski. The side wings that join the building to the town hall were built after 1848. Only the monumental front gate reminds visitors that the building used to house a prison. There are also symbols of justice – a pair of scales and attributes of judges – a hand and an eye above the entrance.

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