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Very nice station. Lots of train traffic. The barriers are closed very often and for a long time.

A dam reservoir on the Luciąża River, the second largest reservoir in Piotrków County with a water surface area of 217 ha and a capacity of 7.34 million m³. Located in Piotrków County in the communes of Łęki Szlacheckie (70% of the coastline), Rozprza and Gorzkowice. In the 1960s, a comprehensive plan for irrigation and meadow management in the Luciąża River valley was developed. Its construction began in 1986 and it was put into service in 1998. During construction, the inhabitants of the villages of Kuźnica Żerechowska, Łęgoń, Wygoda, Trzciniec and Borowiec were relocated, after which a chapel protruding from the water surface remained. The purpose of the reservoir was from the beginning to irrigate meadows for milk production and to serve as a water retention facility. Currently, it is a popular place of recreation and relaxation in Piotrków County. It is also appreciated by anglers who catch pike, crucian carp, roach, carp, bream and many other species of fish. The maximum depth of water near the dam is 12 meters. In the reservoir, during the season, water equipment rentals are available: boats, kayaks, water bikes. There are numerous camping sites and camping houses around the reservoir.

The water tower located today near the station car park is not the first railway water tower in Radomsko. The previous one was located closer to the crossing through today's Kościuszki Street. It was demolished, as was the entire station, at the beginning of World War I, in 1914. Another tower was built in the 1920s in the style of the so-called Polish Baroque. It is a mixed structure, reinforced concrete and brickwork, with a flat-bottomed tank with one chamber for water. It was also made of reinforced concrete. The capacity of the tank in this type of structure ranged from 100 to 250 m3. As you can see in the photos below, the tower had a characteristic pointed roof. It is currently covered with roofing felt.

The mound was built in 1923. It commemorates the adoption of the Constitution of May 3 and Tadeusz Kościuszko.

The Rozprza parish is one of the very old ones. It may date back to the 11th century. The original church was founded by Polish kings. A new wooden one was built in its place. In the years 1763-67 Szymon Zaremba, the castellan of Sieradz, built a brick church here, consecrated on 19 October 1777 by Ignacy Kozierowski, the suffragan of Gniezno. It survived until World War I, when, thanks to the efforts of Father Stanisław Szablewski, the current church was built according to the design of Feliks Nowicki. The construction was completed in 1922 by Father Bolesław Korwin Szymanowski. Thanks to the efforts of Father Marian Minor, the presbytery was remodelled and a new marble altar was built in it, and the church was covered with galvanised sheet metal.

The parish of St. Nicholas in Mierzyn has existed since at least 1399, when the parish priest of Mierzyn was first mentioned. Therefore, there was probably a wooden church in Mierzyn at that time, built, as the notes made by the parish priests of Mierzyn from the beginning of the 19th century say, on the site of a pagan temple.

There is something about this building. Despite its communist vulgarity. Its simple form, bright elevation, make it a pleasant piece of architecture.

A very characteristic clock tower. It resembles Arabic buildings.