CO-FINANCED FROM THE STATE BUDGET FUNDS

CO-FINANCED WITH FUNDS FROM THE MINISTER OF CULTURE AND NATIONAL HERITAGE

Targeted grant for:
“Search for abandoned or discovered artifacts related to the functioning of KL Stutthof from 1939 to 1945 under archaeological supervision.”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 200,000
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 252,560
Task description: Searching for abandoned or discovered artifacts related to the functioning of KL Stutthof and the fate of its prisoners from 1939 to 1945 under archaeological supervision.

Targeted grant for:
“Reconstruction of the foundation walls of the post-camp building ‘Block No. III'”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 709,238
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 709,238
Task description: The purpose of the investment is to construct the foundation walls of the post-camp building Block No. III, securing them from complete destruction.

Targeted grant for:
“Construction of the Visitor Service Office with exhibition and educational functions – Stage III: building construction (finishing, equipment, and site development)”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 8,293,217
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 8,293,217
Task description: The aim of the investment is to implement Stage III of the project, which involves completing the construction of the building. The works covered in Stage III include finishing, equipping, and developing the site at the Stutthof Museum in Sztutowo, aimed at creating a new building adapted to accommodate a large number of visitors.

Targeted grant for:
“Construction of the Visitor Service Office with exhibition and educational functions – Stage II: building construction (raw closed state and sanitary installations)”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 3,097,910
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 3,097,910
Task description: The aim of the investment is to implement Stage II of the project, which involves building the building in a raw closed state along with installations. The works covered in Stage II include the sanitary and stormwater installations (external), as well as internal installations (water supply, fire hydrant, sanitary sewer, stormwater sewer) at the Stutthof Museum in Sztutowo, with the goal of creating a new building adapted to accommodate a large number of visitors.

Targeted grant for:
“Implementation of the project titled ‘Year of the Pomorski Griffin – 80th Anniversary of the Imprisonment in KL Stutthof'”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 1,200,000
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 1,200,000
Task description: The goal of the project is to carry out activities aimed at commemorating the underground soldiers fighting in Pomerania, particularly members of the Gryf Pomorski organization. The project includes: a music program, a documentary film, a historical album, an exhibition with a catalog, and a multimedia lesson.

Targeted grant for:
“Construction of the Visitor Service Office Building with an Exhibition and Educational Function”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 1,050,000
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 1,050,000
Task description: The goal of the investment is the implementation of the first stage of the task, which includes: demolition of the existing building, construction of utilities, archaeological research, and preparation of the executive design. The works involve preparing the land for the construction of the Visitor Service Office Building with an exhibition and educational function, along with the necessary infrastructure and site development. The scope of the works also includes the creation of a multi-disciplinary executive design for the planned construction to refine the solutions presented in the architectural design.

Targeted grant for:
“Expansion, reconstruction, and adaptation of the Villa Musica building, along with the construction of a permanent exhibition and development of the surrounding area for the future seat of the Piaśnickie Museum in Wejherowo, at Ofiar Piaśnicy 6”
CO-FINANCING: PLN 23 433 757,26
TOTAL VALUE: PLN 23 433 757,26
Task description: The goal of the investment is to adapt the historic residential building – the pre-war villa of Dr. Franciszek Pank at Ofiar Piaśnicy 6 in Wejherowo (currently named “Villa Musica”) – for museum purposes. During World War II, it was the residence of the local Selbstschutz commander and his staff. From this location, executions carried out by the Germans on civilians in the Piaśnica Forest in the fall of 1939 were directed. The planned expansion will enable the Piaśnickie Museum to begin its operations by adapting the building’s functions to the needs of a museum. Currently, the Villa Musica building has a total usable floor area of 492.68 m². After modernization, the total usable floor area of the building is expected to be approximately 915 m². The increase in area is necessary to create educational and exhibition spaces, as well as archival, storage, and technical facilities.