Siručiai Palace

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Siručiai Palace

Siručiai Palace (or Sirutis house) is a late Baroque mansion in the Kaunas Old Town, which was built in 1742 by Kaunas city court foreman Simonas Sirutis and later was purchased by Jonas Mačiulis-Maironis in 1909.^[1] The building is currently used as a Maironis Lithuanian Literature Museum.^[1]

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  Stamps of Lithuania, 2002

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  Stamps of Lithuania, 2002

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• Maironis literature museum

Coordinates: 54°53′48″N 23°53′3″E / 54.89667°N 23.88417°E / 54.89667; 23.88417

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