Łódź, Łódź Voivodeship
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Historic Sites

Rudolf Kindler Tenement House

Located within: Ulica Piotrkowska Piotrkowska 48, Łódź
About Rudolf Kindler Tenement House

A tenement on Piotrkowska dating from 1867, linked from the 1880s to the factory owner Rudolf Kindler, who also owned a palace in Pabianice.

The tenement house at Piotrkowska 48 was built in 1867, when the plot's then owners, Szymon Heyman and Józef Landau, constructed a brick front building there. In the early 1880s, the property passed into the hands of Rudolf Kindler, a manufacturer known primarily from Pabianice [industrial town near Łódź], where he owned a palace on ulica Zamkowa [Castle Street], today listed in the heritage register. His company, Rudolf Kindler Joint-Stock Company for Semi-Wool Products, managed the building still in the 1920s.

Former tenants

From 1896 to 1918, the Fischer family's bookshop operated at this address, separate from their main heritage-listed tenement house at Piotrkowska 47. The front building itself was erected on a plot which Heyman and Landau had previously purchased as their own property from the city of Łódź municipality in 1880.

Practical information

  • address: Piotrkowska 48, Łódź, Śródmieście/Centrum
  • getting there: city centre, trams and buses along Piotrkowska
  • what to expect: a fragment of historic development on Łódź's main street, near among others the former tavern of Bartosz Wencl
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