was finished by 1888 and the church was consecrated again. In the garden of the Lutheran Church there are two memorials displayed. One plaque is erected for the memory of the slave-laborers deported to the Soviet Union and of those fallen in World War II. The other one is placed for our brethren who died a glorious death between 1914 and 1918 in World War I. Kner Printing Museum The Kner Collection of Printing History is housed in the former residence of Imre Kner. The house was designed by Lajos Kozma and built in 1925 in a so-called “folk-baroque” style. Since 1970, the building has housed one of the nation's most complete collection of printing history. The Museum showcases the works of members of the Kner Family and displays the history of the Gyomai Kner Printing Company from its founding in 1882 to our present day. Visitors have a chance to see books, ball invitations, calendars, letterheads, posters, shares, early photographs, and historic documents all originally printed at Kner in the exhibitions. Traditional functioning printing and binding machines enhance the visiting experience. Béla Vidovszky City Gallery Opened on December 4, 1993, the exhibition space in six rooms presents the works of visual artists associated with our city to the public in their permanent exhibition: paintings and personal memories of Béla Vidovszky (1883-1973), Margit Corini (1897-1982) the painter of the Parisian night, Graphics and paintings by Péter Illéssy (1902-1962), paintings and study drawings by László Holló (1887-1976), sculptures by János Pásztor (1881-1945) from the Hungarian National Gallery. Endrőd Landscape House The first museum exhibition space of the Endrőd settlement is the country house established in 1977. The museum presenting the folk architecture and housing culture of Endrőd's peasant society. The builder of the building, which is protected as a monument, is István Hunya, a large farmer with 80 acres. The imposing street facade of the house represents the classicist architectural style of the urbanizing peasant taste. The farmhouse belongs to the Great Plain, Central Hungarian house type, including the front and side porch versions. The entrance to the house opens from the side porch and leads from here to the kitchen. From the kitchen, go to the big house (great room) to the right, to the cold house (small house, small room) to the left, and then to the upper chamber. The entrance to the granary (grain and threshing chamber) also