The early 21st century, and particularly its second decade, saw the completion of numerous construction projects in Gorzów. During the works, a significant number of objects were unearthed, many of which are of great historical value. These treasures, which had been hidden underground for years, can be viewed by visiting our exhibition. It presents the preliminary results of both field and specialist research, as well as the conservation of historical artefacts. The artefacts on display are accompanied by panels containing information about the archaeological finds and their cultural context. The exhibition is complemented by photographs illustrating the progress of construction and archaeological works, highlighting the significance of construction projects in uncovering and understanding the history of Gorzów – from its ancient past through to more recent times, right up to the present day.
The exhibition was created by Stanisław Sinkowski in collaboration with Paweł Kaźmierczak and Rafał Wyganowski from the Jan Dekert Lubusz Museum in Gorzów Wielkopolski. The exhibition premiered in December 2022 at the Lubusz Museum.

The exhibition is dedicated to the memory of Henryk Jan Kustosz – a researcher and lover of architecture.

The exhibition is held under the honorary patronage of:

• Janusz Kubicki, Mayor of Zielona Góra,
• Jacek Wójcicki, Mayor of Gorzów Wielkopolski,
• Marcin Jabłoński, Marshal of the Lubuskie Province,
• Dr Barbara Bielinis-Kopeć, Lubuskie Provincial Conservator of Monuments.

Sponsors:

Prim Tomasz Suterski.

M&K – Sanitary Networks,
Sanitex,

EURO INVEST Western Consulting Centre,

PRYZMAT Gorzów Surveying Company,

Drew-Plast Mazowiecki,