Bodzentyn had a sizable Jewish community. In the mid-19th century, Jews of Bodzentyn belonged to the synagogue district of Szydłowiec and buried their dead there. However, in 1866, the Jewish residents of Bodzentyn managed to obtain a permit to build a cemetery in their own town.

• Bodzentyn
• +48 519 165 300

Located at the crossing of the Staszów – Jędrzejów and Kielce – Tarnów roads, Chmielnik has a synagogue and two Jewish cemeteries: they testify to the wealth and importance of the former Jewish community of Chmielnik.

• Chmielnik
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State Archive in Kielce was established 1st January 1923 by a decree of 7th February 1919. The main aim was the protection of documents of the former Kielce province.

• Kielce, ul. Warszawska 17
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