Mural on the Weigh House (Stadtwaage) in Nysa

Twice the building used as a city balance and as a combing building was destroyed on the Neiss market: during the Napoleonic Wars in 1807 and at the end of the Second World War in 1945. Twice the city balance was rebuilt. The first time between 1890 and 1891. At that time, in addition to the ensemble of figures on the gable, the wall paintings by Prof. Irmann from Wroclaw were restored on the outside facade. This is stated in a book published in 1892: "It is new in both individual training and partly in the Gesammt composition and in the bright color mood and individual character.The execution was carried out in germ mineral colors, here, hopefully the weather and the factory soot longer Resistance to the east pediment of the Wroclaw Town Hall, painted partly a few years ago, where especially the blue grounds have faded considerably. " (The Art for All: Painting, Sculpture, Graphics, Architecture, Friedrich Pecht, Verlagsanstalt für Kunst und Wissenschaft, formerly Friedrich Bruckmann, Munich 1892) The second time, the Stadtwaage acquired ruins after the Second World War. Initially unadorned between 1947 and 1948. Money for the restoration of the figure ensemble on the gable was only available in 2011. The frescoes were only partially restored in 2011
Source: polish-online.com

There is a library in the building.