County Office Building

The county office building in Drawsko Pomorskie was constructed between 1908 and 1909. 

It is a typical example of the eclectic style in architecture. It is a two-story building with a usable attic and a basement. It was constructed on a rectangular plan and covered with a mansard roof featuring dormers on both stories—commonly referred to as “closed eyelids”—and a central dormer window. The window and door frames are original; none of their elements have been replaced, though they have been restored. 

The entrance to the building itself deserves special attention. The main façade is adorned with the image of a griffin supported by two friezes. The rear of the building, meanwhile, is noteworthy for its colonnaded portico. 

Inside, the decorative porches in the building’s wings, the exceptionally ornate staircase, and the original decor of the assembly hall have been preserved. 

Behind the building lies a well-maintained garden with short grass and ornamental shrubs. Some of the building’s walls are covered with climbing plants, which lend the complex an elegant appearance. 

The building, along with its grounds, is in good condition and is regularly renovated and modernized. It has served the same administrative function since its inception. It can be admired both from the outside and from the inside, as it is open to visitors and tourists.