(JTA) — Construction workers renovating an old tenement house in Lodz, Poland, unearthed a surprising find: an untouched cache of hundreds of Jewish artifacts believed to have been hidden in ...

All of this started to change dramatically in 1820, when Łódź, then part of the Russian partition of Poland, was given the status of a ‘factory town’. This galloping growth was the result of a cycle: ...

A former textile manufacturing hub, the last century or so has been a mixed bag for Lodz, Poland. World War II ... Manufaktura, a factory turned shopping and lifestyle center, has proven to ...

Forget Warsaw and Krakow – this Polish city has street art, film history and £2 pints - With industrial chic neighbourhoods filled with street art, museums and hip cafes, Tamara Hinson says it’s time ...

In Poland, the technique of fabric printing evolved from potato stamps to immense print works in Łódź. Culture.pl explores the history of the craft. Printed fabric workshops popped up in big urban ...