Three pre-war picture postcards of Wloclawek, Poland. Click to enlarge images.

A picture postcard from around 1910 of the railway station in Włocławek, Poland.

The River Vistula in Wloclawek on an old picture postcard, c.1911.

Fact – During the German occupation of Wloclawek during the Second World War the city was renamed Leslau and annexed by decree to the German Reich.

An old postcard of a church in Wloclawek in Poland, c.1925.

Włocławek is a city situated on the river Vistula (Wisła) and Zgłowiączka in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship. Its current population is around 115,000.

See also some post-war communist period images of Wloclawek.