The best traffic-free bike rides around Imielin

Construction began on June 29, 1909, with a solemn Mass in Chełm and the consecration of the construction site. On July 18 of the same year, the cornerstone was consecrated, after which the construction of the foundations and walls began[7]. The work was supervised by builder Antoni Chrostek from Imielin. By the end of 1909, the walls had been erected to the level of the windows. Work resumed in the spring of 1911, after a break caused by, among other things, financial malfeasance during construction, which resulted in the parish priest withdrawing support for the construction committee and terminating the contract with Antoni Chrostek[8]. In 1911, the construction of the walls was completed and the floors were laid. In 1912, the roof was made and finishing works were carried out. On September 29, 1912, the building was consecrated by Fr. Jan Kapica, dean of the Mikołów deanery. Source:Wikipedia

Currently under construction, but in about a year it will be fully functional.

Minor inaccuracies corrected by the Moderator.

History of Damage and Restoration The monument has experienced damage throughout its history, primarily from road accidents. Damage: The lamp was damaged, including by a drunk driver. Restoration: After the damage, the monument was restored. It was repainted (including a fresh coat of paint) and reinstalled at the roundabout, where it once again serves as a decorative element. Other Renovations: Furthermore, the Lędziny authorities also announced tenders for the modernization of the Silesian Uprising Veterans Monument on Lędzińska Street, demonstrating their commitment to preserving local monuments and memorials.

The roundabout with the miner's lamp monument in Lędziny is an important landmark and symbol of local identity, linked to the town's mining history. Location and Symbolism Location: The roundabout is located at the intersection of Lędzińska and Pokoju Streets, with Jagiellońska Street also running nearby. The bus stop at this location is called "Lędziny Monument." Symbolism: The lamp itself is a 10:1 replica of a miner's lamp. It aims to emphasize the mining character of Lędziny, similar to the original miner's lamp monument, which was erected in Tychy's Osiedle A district in the 1960s, a district inhabited primarily by miners. Coat of Arms: The monument bears the Lędzin coat of arms, depicting a red castle/church on a green hill, reflecting the town's history.

The description of the attraction should be: The mouth of the Mleczna River into Gostyń. The Mleczna River flows into the Gostyń River, not the other way around. Secondly, it's the Gostyń River, not the Gostynka.

A local paved road runs along the Vistula River along Wałowa Street. A good alternative to exiting the heavily trafficked sections of Skromna and Wolska roads.

The water tower at the ERG plastics plant (originally the "Lignoza" explosives factory) was built in 1926. Previously, the factory drew water from the nearby Mleczna River, but after the construction of a polluting paper mill, it became necessary to switch to deep wells. It is a 25-meter-high structure made of reinforced concrete. Atop the tower is a water tank with a capacity of 1,000 cubic meters.