Kamienica Szara (Grey House)

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The house was established in the fourteenth century, a combination of two separate buildings. Since the second half of the sixteenth century was in possession of family succession: Zborowski, Zebrzydowski, and then in the eighteenth century, family owned Zelenski. In February 1574, Peter and Samuel Zborowscy made ​​here in the coronation ceremony of King Henry de Valois. In the years 1747-1772 he lived here Oracewicz Martin, and in 1787 they released Żeleńscy dinner in honor of King Stanislaw August Poniatowski. The facade of the building there are two memorial plaques. One informs headquarters located here in the Kosciuszko Uprising in 1794, and the other a headquarters of the National Government during the Krakow Uprising in 1846. Currently, Grey House is owned by the Foundation 'Grey House', which was founded in the early 90s Twentieth century with the aim of restoring the historic complex. Foundation conducted a major renovation of the building. The building now houses office space (eg British Council) and residential on the ground floor of the Market is a restaurant, 'Grey', and on the street. Sienna - boutiques.