Manor house from Brzeziny

The manor from Brzeziny was built in 1753 and was home to generations of the Morski family. The Baroque house originally had projecting bedrooms known as alkierze, each with a separate roof. After they were removed, decorated arcades remained; in the 1930s, the Gąsior family added a glazed veranda at the entrance.

The interior retains its division into a service area with a kitchen and pantry, and reception rooms comprising a drawing room, dining room and the owner's room. The corner room served as a study, with windows on two walls overlooking the estate. This arrangement separated cooking and storing provisions from receiving guests and the owner's work.

Today, the manor hosts activities about hygiene and herbal medicine. In the kitchen, participants learn about the household medicine chest, old remedies and herbs, and ways of caring for health. The programme also includes the cottage from Jeziórko, with objects for washing, laundry and ironing. The kitchen and medicine chest provide a starting point for discussing daily chores and caring for sick family members at home.