Falcon – Village. Place of birth of Zuzanna Morawska (1848-1920), educator and novelists, author of fairy tales for children and historical novels (m.in.: "On the ruins of the order", "Wolf's Nest", "Prince's squire"). Morawska przez wiele lat mieszkała i tworzyła w Mławie.…
Kraszewo – Village. Former settlement site, the remnant of which is a mound – probably the tomb of a tribal chief from the 10th century. p.n.e., and a burial ground from the turn of the ancient and modern eras (late / late / late Roman and early Roman period). They are located in the north-east. parts of the village.
Parish Church. …
Luberadz. A village on Łydy her, mentioned in 1239 r.
W XIX w. there was a distillery in the village, brewery, brickyard and tar factory.
Palace - one of the most interesting rural residences in Poland, situated on a river embankment, erected in 1789 r. wg proj. Halarego Szpilowskiego …
Own – Village, seat of the commune office.
A classicist manor house in the village, brick; with 1 half. XIX w., with shadows, surrounded by a landscaped park. In years 1831-44 lived and worked on Bruno Kiciński.
Bruno Kicinski (1797-1844) – journalist, poet, writer and translator. He wrote songs …
Malżyn. A village on the left bank of Wkra, on the local road from Glinojeck to Sochocin. During the Polish-Russian war 9 brand 1831 r. he suffered a defeat in the village, defending itself to the end, Polish branch under the command of Maj. Wągrodzki. During the Polish-Bolshevik war …
Kondrajec. During the Polish-Bolshevik war 15 of August 1920 r. between Kondrajce and Kuchary there were fierce fights between Polish soldiers and 49 pp. under the command of Capt. Nadachowski and z 145 pp. under the command of Lt.. Rachmistruka belonging to 18 DP with branches …
Sochocin – A village on the Wkra River, separating Wysoczyzna Ciechanowska from Wysoczyzna Płońska. The seat of the commune office.
W 1385 r. Sochocin was granted town privileges as a private town by Janusz I, the Duke of Mazovia. W 1480 r. was bought by Janusz II, the Duke of Masovia. …
Village. Ok. 500 m to the south. from the road, on the high slope of the Wkra valley, early medieval stronghold, known as the Napoleonic Mountains. It is an earth embankment with a height of approx. 4 m, in the shape of a quadrilateral.
3 km to the east. – Gromadzyn. In the village, the obelisk of …
Part of the city of Płońsk. Formerly a village that was the salary of the parish priest of Płońsk.
Archaeological research conducted in 1959-60 found the existence of a settlement from the period of Roman influence (I w. p.n.e.
– 4th c. neither.), with traces of houses, lime and iron kilns, a …
A group of villages on the Przewodówka river, which consists of Wired Lots, Wired-Majorat and Wired-Poduchowne. Neo-Gothic parish church. pw. st. Roch from the 19th century. Chapel-tomb of 1831 r. erected by Paweł Grąbczewski, MP and judge of peace of the Pułtusk poviat.…