A village on the Racią Plain.
5 July 1410 r. The main Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian forces, led by King Władysław Jagiełło, who took part in the expedition to the Teutonic Knights, stayed here. On that day, Hungarian mediators and an envoy of the Teutonic Order came to the king, who offered peace. To …
Zawidz Kościelny. A village on the Racią Plain – center of traditional folk sculpture. Its center is embellished with many wooden sculptures mainly depicting figures. The seat of the commune office. Mentioned in the Middle Ages.
In the market square there is a monument dedicated to a PSL activist – Franciszek Łazowski – murdered 25 house …
Koziebrody. In the village there is a parish church. pw. st. James the Elder, erected in 1880 r. wg proj. Józef Górski, expanded in the years 1902 -03 wg proj. Stefan Szyller. Brick, plastered, neo-baroque. Inside, there is a late Gothic crucifix from the beginning of the 20th century. XVI w. There is a painting in the main altar …
Cooks. The village was mentioned in the 15th century. as property of Boleścice. W 1920 r. the owners of the village were Antoni Radomyski and his wife Helena née Tchórznicki known as Helena Mniszkówna (1880-1943), Writer, author of novels from the life of high society, such as "Leper", "Ordynat Michorowski", „Gehenna”, …
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A town on the Płońsk Upland. The seat of the commune office. Ok. 3100 inhabitant.
Mentioned in the 14th century. as Drobnino. In July 1410 r. The main Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian forces led by King Władysław Jagiełło, participating in the expedition to the Teutonic Knights, stopped for a stop. W …
At distance 3 km to the east. from the village of Nadułki – Danishevo. The village was mentioned in the 14th century. Parish Church. pw. Transfiguration of the Lord, wooden built in 1717 r., undressed in 1994 r. (supposedly for the purpose of reconstruction – in the neighborhood, however …
Surpluses. The village was mentioned in the middle of. XV w. as Nadołki. The manor house was built in the 17th century., rebuilt into neo-renaissance in the 19th century, expanded by a late-classicist part at the end of the 19th century. Made of brick and plastered, in the newer part it is partially rusticated. …
Żochowo. In the village for an overnight stay with 3 on 4 July 1410 r. The main Polish-Lithuanian-Ruthenian forces under the leadership of King Władysław Jagiełło stopped in numbers 39 000 soldiers and 10000 carts going on an expedition against the Teutonic Knights. A memorial stone in the village …
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The village mentioned in 1349 r. She belonged, among others. to Górskie, Gawarecki and Krasiński. 13-18 of August 1920 r. Several skirmishes took place in the vicinity of the village. 19 of August 1920 r. cavalry corps "Kawkor" G. Style (responsible. Gaik Bżyszkjan) he fought here with the Polish cavalry. …
Houses. In the village there is a parish church. pw. st. Michael the Archangel, built in 1783 r. Wood, carcass construction, boarded with foliage. On an octagonal plan, with a single-space interior. Covered with an eight-slope roof with shingle. There is an octagonal ridge on the ridge. Inside, the main early baroque altar from the middle of the 19th century. …