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Villa Zosin
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Mr.O.
June 6, 2024
Cycling
"Whose palace is this?! -> Zosiń!"
But seriously, it was allegedly in the hands of Mrs. Piasecka Jhonson.
I found the following description of this extraordinary palace!
"The villa called "Zosin" was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by the Warsaw merchant and industrialist Borman. It had the character of a summer house where the Borman family, mainly two young sons, spent their holidays.
Before World War II, half of the villa and the garden were bought by the gardener Paczkowski, and from then on it was said that the Bormans and Paczkowskis lived in "Zosin".
But seriously, it was allegedly in the hands of Mrs. Piasecka Jhonson.
I found the following description of this extraordinary palace!
"The villa called "Zosin" was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by the Warsaw merchant and industrialist Borman. It had the character of a summer house where the Borman family, mainly two young sons, spent their holidays.
Before World War II, half of the villa and the garden were bought by the gardener Paczkowski, and from then on it was said that the Bormans and Paczkowskis lived in "Zosin".
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•Mr.O.
September 30, 2024
Mountain biking
"Whose palace is this?! -> Zosiń!"
But seriously, it was allegedly in the hands of Mrs. Piasecka Jhonson.
I found the following description of this extraordinary palace!
"The villa called "Zosin" was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by a Warsaw merchant and industrialist Borman. It was a summer house where the Borman family, mainly their two young sons, spent their holidays.
Before World War II, half of the villa and the garden were bought by the gardener Paczkowski and since then it has been said that the Bormans and Paczkowskis live in "Zosin".
But seriously, it was allegedly in the hands of Mrs. Piasecka Jhonson.
I found the following description of this extraordinary palace!
"The villa called "Zosin" was built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries by a Warsaw merchant and industrialist Borman. It was a summer house where the Borman family, mainly their two young sons, spent their holidays.
Before World War II, half of the villa and the garden were bought by the gardener Paczkowski and since then it has been said that the Bormans and Paczkowskis live in "Zosin".
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