Separate from this stone being no meteorite, the mentioned local newspaper article referred to, describes probably the fall of Zaklodzie (30 miles away from Lublin) in the night of April 21 in 1897 - bright bolide, longlasting thunders, trembling windows & ground, just in that area, where later the single stone of Zaklodzie was found. (Btw: I still have budget pieces of this rare enstatite achondrite, small slices, most polished, 0.8-2 grams - 50$ per gram, which is very affordable for Zaklodzie of that size, compare).
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