In 1938 the Jewish population of Krakow was 60,000+.
In 1948, 5,900.
By 1978, 600.
Today, 150.
Old Synagogue
Szeroka Street
Szeroka Street
Szeroka Street
Szeroka Street
Remu'h Synagogue
Tourist Info Center
Street Scene
Street Scene
Kupa Synagogue
Recreated shop front
Recreated shop front
Tempel Synagogue (also called Progressive Synagogue)
Kazimierz making a comeback
Acorn lamp post outside Corpus Christi Church
Famous twisted chimney at Corpus Christi Church
Random architectural elements I liked on roof ofCorpus Christi Church
Plac Wolnica
Kazimierz Town Hall - now the Ethnographical Museum
Megan on the Józef Piłsudski Bridge
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