Sopot mansion of the nineteenth century

A one-story building with wooden shutters, topped with a mansard roof covered with Dutch tiles, formerly owned by the mill owner, now known as the 'Miller's Manor.' In the years 1977-1979, it underwent a thorough renovation and became the seat of the Sopot branch of the Stutthof Museum. Currently, the building no longer serves this function, and its interior housed a research laboratory and an archive dedicated to the history of the resistance movement in Pomerania and the Gdańsk Polonia.