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Pagryžuvys Manor

The romantic-style palace of Pagryžuvys Manor was built in 1858 according to the design of the renowned architect F. Rimgaila. At the end of the 18th century, Pagryžuvys Manor belonged to the noble Šemeta family, and later to the Pšeciševski family. After World War I, the manor was nationalized and handed over to the Jesuits. Until World War II, the palace housed a Jesuit novitiate.

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