Tenement houses: Śródmieście / Centrum

behind its facade a three-storey hand wool-weaving mill operated from 1888

an 1896 tenement whose attic studio was later lent to the Łódź Kaliska art group

an 1862 tenement, near where a mob gathered in 1861 to destroy Prussak's mechanised mill

behind this 1883 tenement stands a market hall that once housed Galeria Atlas Sztuki

an 1893 tenement, part of a complex whose owner also built the neighbouring market hall

a tenement whose interwar ground floor held shops, a barber and a doctor's practice

an 1886 tenement for the Eisert family, weavers who arrived from Saxony in 1827

an 1891 tenement built for Juliusz Heinzel's company, now part of the city hall complex

an 1889 tenement that housed the Rozwój magazine's office, later a worsted wool warehouse

an 1865 tenement raised by an extra floor in 1881 for merchant Kestenberg

an 1891 tenement whose wing held a private synagogue and one of the oldest book lending libraries

an 1893 three-storey tenement whose courtyard held a printing house and lithography workshop

a late-19th-century corner tenement, home to successive confectioneries for decades

an 1889 tenement built for a baker, with a pharmacy running for decades on the corner

a factory-owner's tenement, its imposing present form dates to an 1912 rebuild

a tenement that gained its present shape in 1903 with an extra floor and two side wings

a 1860s classicist tenement that housed the Arkadia cinema in the 1920s

an 1868 tenement that hosted a kosher deli for nearly 40 years and later a pharmacy

an 1880s tenement that hosted an Esperanto society branch from 1907

an 1860s tenement with Józef Czapiewski's confectionery running there from 1867

an 1881 tenement, its courtyard held the Warchiwker family's wool goods factory

an 1884 tenement behind which stood the Ramisch family's brick hand-weaving mill

an 1896-1897 French Renaissance-style tenement that held Schweikert's factory warehouse

a one-storey tenement built after 1862, with a dye works in its courtyard