Majdan is indeed a beautiful place. Already in the interwar period, attracting holidaymakers from all over the province. Lviv and not just.
I just want to correct the information dot. church. This is not the German Kirch of the nineteenth century, only Polish church, whose construction started in 1938 y., and completed before the war, However, it does not sacrifice zdążono. When the Poles lacked Maidan, changed, unfortunately, your destiny. The initiator of the construction of the church was inż.K.Wilimowski, employee “Godulla”, that gave lots under construction. Company “Godulla” of Upper Silesia in the late 1929-1930 has acquired certain assets of Liebig John Baron (previous owner) and conducted in the area of ​​timber exploitation. These buildings were the headquarters and executive director of the company.
Maidan to distinguish it from many other village of the same name was called Majdan Iron because of the local ore. About 1820 year smiths were build (below the church at the park headquarters near the stove was preserved forest district called “monk” for smelting ore from the beginning. Nineteenth century). To work in them were brought workers, who settled in the Maidan, in the vicinity of the settlement was a carpenter Malmanstal, called by the local Cologne.
Between wars Maidan was one of the few villages in the area. Drohobych with the vast superiority of the Polish population. My ancestors came to Maydan at the beginning. Nineteenth century and lived there until 1945 y.
Now I ride over there 20 years, and I'm glad, that more and more visitors discover our beautiful Maidan.

Thank you very much, for such an interesting story about the Maidan ! It is fascinating ! Subject totally exhausted and thoroughly described ! Honestly, I, being from Drohobycz, I learned a lot of new, particular facts about “Church” at bus loop ! Soon we will post on another article, devoted “Biawakowaniu in Majdan”, as ? where ? when ? … I hope, that will appeal to all lovers of the traveling ! Thank you once again of the story ! I wish wszystkiedo good and warm greetings on behalf of our collective creative.

Hello! I have written an article about former Majdanie, which was already published in the Bulletin of the Association of Friends of the Earth Drohobycz, I also have photos of prewar Majdan (the Polish church, who then looked a little different), readily available materials held. And if all goes well, I will be back in a week in “I” Majdanie. I will also Malmanstal and Widnohę.

Hello again !! We are happy we will post your article, signed with your name and surname on our website 🙂 !! Today released a new article on Maidan “CAMPING FOR 6 DAYS IN AN UNKNOWN VILLAGE MAIDAN” ! For people, who likes camping in tents in the charming Ukrainian Carpathians ! If you are interested in publishing on our website, please contact us by email or through a form available on page !
And of course I wish you a successful, cheerful and good family trip to Maydan ! 🙂
Yours sincerely !

If you do Google Street View with local photos?

I collect any information about Maidan. Michael Barszczowski My grandfather was born in Maidan as the son of Jan and Aniela Barszczowskiego Rybotycka. In the studies mentioned name is Rybotyckich living and remember Malmanstal,and said that Angela came from kolonii.Teraz just realized what a colony, is simply a neighboring settlement of Majdan Malmanstal.Matka John was out of the house Important( Important). And these names are also mentioned among mieszkńców Maidan. Unfortunately, I have not found anywhere in the name Barszczowski. Do you know of any materials relating to the inhabitants of Maydan?

Hello . Looking for information about the Stork family .

Hello, my grandfather Wacław Rybotycki lived in Malmanstal. He married Karolina née Pachla. I am looking for information about my ancestors. someone knows, Are there any church books??
Yours sincerely

Hello Marcin, my Grandma Helena née Pachla, she had a sister, Karolina, and with my grandfather, Kazimierz Koziol, they lived in Majdan. Maybe family? Or maybe a bad lead.

The books are in the Archdiocesan Archives in Przemyśl, but difficult to access. However, scans of Greek Catholic records from the 19th century are available on the Internet. from the parishes of Dołhe and Rybnik (Archives of the Greek Catholic Bishopric in Przemyśl) in the State Archives in Przemyśl, including the records of our Roman Catholic ancestors, because at that time there was no church in Maidan. You need to go to the website of the State Archives in Przemyśl, in Online Scans and enter the team number in the search engine 142. Metric scans are below the item 56/142/0/6804. There are metrics for 1863 y. Some later ones are on the Mormon Family Search website, and most recently the Lviv archive https://tsdial.archives.gov.ua/ publishes scans from the Drohobych region, included deaths from Maidan from the years 1809-1924. You need to go to E-Archives and Fond 618 in pos. 2790. The surname Rybotycki appears in these records, because it was a large family, the surname appears already at the beginning. Nineteenth century.