The one-time residence of Imre Kner is now the Kner Printing Museum. The one and only typography museum in Hungary has been here since 1970. The permanent exhibition of the museum presents the Kner family’s life-work and the history of the Kner Printing House from its foundation in 1882 till the present.
The Béla Vidovszky Town Gallery opened its gates in 1993.
Currently in six rooms are exhibited the artworks and paintings of four artists, all related to our town. These are the paintings and memorials of Béla Vidovszky, the paintings of Marguerite de Corini called the painter of Parisian nights, the prints and paintings of Péter Illésy and the sculptures of János Pásztor, from the Hungarian National Gallery.
The wooden columns on the porch of the country house built in 1862 were drifted down on the Körös River from Transylvania. The Country House of Endrőd presents the ethnographical and local historical heritage of the rural life of Endrőd. The house was built by István Hunya, a landowner from Endrőd.
The facade of the building is stuccoed with date on the pediment; it has a string course and a porch with brick columns which was restored in 1976. Its furniture exhibit the authentic environment of the rural life of Endrőd at the end of the 19th century.
The memorial was set up to remember the victims of the gendarme fusillade in Endrőd in 1935. It’s the artwork of István Kiss.
The building of the church took 22 years. The foundation of the tower was laid in 1791 but we have no written records of the builders. Though the foundation of the nave was laid only in 1807 they had started to build it already from 1805. It was consecrated on 8th August 1813. The pipe organ was designed by Zsigmond Papp stonemason master (an amateur carver, painter, and sculptor) and was built with the assistance of a master woodworker. The oak doors of the church were also carved by Zsigmond Papp
In 1830 the Town of Gyoma resettled Germans next to the Hungarian population in order to rise to the rank of a market-town and thus have the right to open a market. The German settlers received parcels with gardens in the so-called “German district” free of charge. The churches and schools received free building sites from the squire and also land to be cultivated to support themselves in the Német-zug. The newly-formed Lutheran Congregation of Gyoma got its own pastor.
The sculpture of János Istók was inaugurated in the garden of the Calvinist Church in 1927.
The classicist town hall built in 1889 stands on the bank of the Révlaposi backwater. On its walls plaques show the memorable events of the main square.
2012 - Town Hall Building