W sprawie dworu obronnego w Jakubowicach Końskich

The reinforced manor house at Jakubowice Końskie has been revealed as late as in 1963 during on-the- spot surveys conducted in connection with editorial works .aimed at preparing the publication of a consecutive issue of Catalogue of Monuments of Art in Poland covering the territory of Lublin district. An analysis of architectural forms and styles present in object, the preserved architectural detail (as, for example, the Gothic brick bond in walls, the ashlar quoins built-up of alternating longer .and shorter pieces, ogival jambs in cellar, profiled door-posts) and also some analogies apparent between the manor house in question and the reinforced manor houses at Jeżów and Wieruszyce allowed to date this object back to the first half of the 16t.h century. The eastern part of this manor house was reconstructed and extended probably in the 18th century and then in the turn of the 19th century. It has burnt out in 1966 and was partly demolished. The historical documentation is now under preparation together with an architectural design for its preservation in form of a lasting ruin. However, this decision seems to be one poorly reasoned and provokes to advance an opinion that it would be advisable to make a repeated analysis of possibilities to rebuild .and develop both the object and its surrounding.