Łomża: horizontal yellow-red with a blue triangle which base is at the hoist the width of the flag and which extends along the length of the flag. Pascal Vagnat, 19 May 1999

House at ul. Woziwodzkie 10, near the Narew River was part of the old pre-war Jewish quarter of Lomza. At the time of World War I, the Marczyk family lived in this house.

Białe stringi z herbem Łomży oraz obcisły T-Shirt dla pieska tez z herbem Łomży.

JRI-Poland "Surname Lists" are a compilation of family names appearing one or more times in the records of a number of towns that have been indexed. All variations in the spelling, as they were written by the town registrar have been included in each surna ...

A source of information for Jews whose ancestors emigrated from Lomza in Eastern Poland.

restaurants, and as far as I have been able to find, no Internet cafes at all, though the latter may have changed since by last visit.

Lomza from its beginnings The City of Lomza, situated on the left bank of the Narew River, was founded in approximately 1000CE, to the south of its present location. The original site is still inhabited, occupied by a village called to this day “Star ...

View of Lower Section of Old Cemetery This is the lower part of the hillside where the Old Cemetery sits. The road is ul. Rybaki. The bridge in the background crosses the Narew River.