Case study illustrates conservation outcomes for historic monuments, highlighting revalorization processes.
The article presents a model process of rescuing a historic object important for the cultural heritage of Silesia. The process under discussion includes a presentation of the history of the establishment and transformation of the Abbey of the Magdalene Sisters in Szprotawa from the first half of the 14th century to the beginning of the 20th century and its adaptation to a museum. The introduction presents historical, source, and literature research. The results of a detailed architectural study of the monastery building are presented. These became the basis for detailed conservation recommendations and the restoration project. The conservation work carried out made it possible to save this valuable building and adapt it for the Szprotawa Regional Museum. The conclusion presents the process of research, revalorization, and adaptation of the former Magdanek monastery against the background of the revalorization of other historic monuments.
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