Karal Sviacki, the last owner of Krupki, built the manor in one thousand nine hundred.

A double-storey house in the modern style arose by the side of the Bobr River. The architecture of modern is rich and various in forms. The manor is characterized by complex asymmetrical volumetric-space composition, by use of towers as architectural keynotes. Apertures of windows are varied in form: orthogonal, round, square, oval, bow-shaped. Karal Sviacki was an enough successful enterpriser. In eighteen ninety-six he established a fabric of matchwood. More than fifty people were working at the enterprise, a large part of production was being exported to America. In eighteen ninety-seven leather-dressing factories and oil-mill, a post and phone department were also working under him. Karal and his wife Maryja made a cultural centre in Krupki. Art works were often brought to the manor, theater actions and performances were being held. From the end of nineteen eighties the manor house began being used as an administrative building.

Publication date: 26.06.2017.

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