the ethnographic museum in sanok has undergone a major transformation in the last two years. a "new" rynek (town square) has been built just inside the entrance. it is a replica of a galician town square from the second half of the 19th century, inhabited by polish jewish and rusyn populations. besides reconstructed houses from various subcarpathian towns, there is also a genuine jewish house, firehouse, tavern, post-office, chemist's, shop, barber's and others. the exhibits include replicas of typical galician houses from dębowiec, jaśliska, sanok, jaćmierz, niebylec, jedlicze, bircza, rybotycze, sokołów małopolski, brzozów, stara wieś, ustrzyki dolne, and golcowa.