Manor complex

Noble manors were an intrinsic element of the rural landscape. Typically adorned with columned porches, they were usually located near a home farm, which served as the economical basis of the entire estate. The manor and home farm stood out amongst the regular village buildings.

In the Radom Countryside Museum there are two manors from the 18th and 19th century - one from Brzeźce, the other from Pieczyska.

There are home farm buildings scattered around both manors: an economy building, a quadhouse, a larch granary, a forge, a chicken coop, and a toilet.

The Manor Complex consists of:

• Manor from Pieczyska, latter half of the 19th century
• Manor from Brzeźce, latter half of 18th century
• Manor forge from Przysucha, reconstruction of the building from the latter half of the 19th century 
• Quadhouse from Konary, latter half of the 19th century
• Manor granary from Wilków, latter half of 19th century
• Manor henhouse from Konary, reconstruction of the building from the latter half of 19th century
• Chapel from Rdzuchów-Kolonia, 1786
• Economy from Wilków, latter half of 19th century