Linówko

Linówko ( German Klein or Lienichen Lienichen ) is a place in the Gmina Insko ( German Nörenberg ) in Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is located about five kilometers west of Insko between the western tip of Jezioro Insko ( Enzigsees, Lienicher Lanke ) and the ian lake.

History

Formerly belonged to the district of Pomerania small Lienichen the Neumark, then to the district of Pomerania in the district of Stettin Pomerania. The place consisted of the village and a feudal manor and formed with the Vorwerk with the living quarters Friedrichsthal and Karlsthal (also Carlshof called ) and to the north of the village in the small Lienichener forest gelegenem Good goat mountain and the manor Langenhagen ( Długie ) AB a ca. 6,000 -acre property complex that was in uninterrupted succession in the possession of the family von Mellenthin since more than 400 years. Formerly a fief of the von Wedel, the family of Mellenthin of the Elector of Brandenburg, it was added directly to the fief. The government Friedrich von Mellenthin made ​​1852 a neo-gothic mansion surrounded by its farm buildings, located on the lake and forest, build. He bequeathed this property to his son Carl von Mellenthin.

The last owner was the Alexandrine Johanna Erdmuthe von Mellenthin widow, nee von Tiedemann, who had married in 1913 Maximilian von Mellenthin († 1922). 1939 were among the 950 -acre manor 50 horses, 200 cattle and 300 pigs. 1942 Good mountain goat was sold to the state forest.

Special features of the municipal area were a huge boulder near the Lienicher lake and the Protestant village church, a half-timbered low western tower. At the altar wall of a medieval altar bill with carved figures of Anna, Mary, and a martyr was erected. The pulpit was a simple carving of the Baroque period, which was painted over oak color. Small Lienichen belonged until 1945 to the evangelical parish Steinhofel ( Kamienny must) in the parish of Freiwalde ( Chociwel ) in the Church of Pomerania of the Church of the Old Prussian Union, and is now the parish in the Trinity Church in Stettin in the Diocese of Pomerania - Greater Poland the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland.