A fire broke out overnight at the Museum of Folk Architecture in Sanok, Poland, causing significant damage. The blaze completely destroyed a 17th-century wooden church dedicated to St. Nicholas, along with its interior furnishings. Two nearby buildings also sustained damage from the fire. Local volunteer firefighters from OSP KSRG Sanok-Olchowce responded to the scene and shared images of their firefighting efforts. The loss represents a significant blow to the region’s cultural heritage. Authorities are investigating the cause of the fire, but the extent of the damage suggests a lengthy reconstruction process, if possible at all. The incident highlights the vulnerability of historic wooden structures to fire.