Cammin, Bad Doberan
Pomerania is a municipality in the district of Rostock in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern ( Germany ). The community is managed by the Office of Ticino, located in the eponymous city.
Geography
The community of Pomerania is surrounded by conservation areas between the cities of Ticino and Laage near the upper Recknitz. The Hanseatic city of Rostock is about 20 km away.
To Pomerania includes the districts Eickhof, Prangenberg village, Wide Village and Wohrenstorf.
History
The village of Pomerania was first mentioned in 1226. This was due to the Bewidmung with four hooves for the collegiate Güstrow by Prince Henry II as vassal Borwin here the Lords of Kammin or Kemmyn down. From a lifting role from 1319 shows that the monastery Sonnenkamp possessed rights in Pomerania. 1347 is a squire Hoppe of Pomerania documented, whose family became extinct in the first quarter of the 16th century. The daughters of the last owner sold it four yards and 7 1/2 hooves that got her father in 1487 by Duke Magnus and Balthasar as a fief, to Dietrich Bever nest. This was obliged to let the daughters until her death in " quiet possession of the goods ". Bever Nest sold his property to the ducal Vogt Achim von Koss. In the following hours flared several lawsuits between the Koss'schen family members. Debt meant that in 1667 Duke Gustav Adolph of Mecklenburg- Pomerania Güstrow the estate took over and the creditors paid off. In 1672, he handed it to the bailiff to Dargun Georg von Mecklenburg. Until 1709, the first wife of George, Margaretha Hedwig, born of Bassewitz is located in Pomerania. Multiple subsequently changed the owner until 1747 Hereditary Prince Friedrich goods Pomerania, Deperstorf and flaunting village took over. Thus, the manor was as Domanialgut to the Official Güstrow Rossewitz.
The municipal area is a recorded in 1931 Urdolmen and the remains of another indeterminate Megalithic Monuments.
Church and Manor House
Pomerania is the seat of a Protestant parish office and has, in 1240 the Saint Lawrence of Rome, consecrated stone church, with a late-Gothic winged altar (1515 Rostock workshop) and a baroque organ. This was built in 1724 by Hans Hantelmann, a student Arp Schnitger. The organ was restored with the help of time -Stiftung, is due to their vast original state of the most valuable instruments in the country.
Near the church is the former leaseholders home built in the last quarter of the 19th century. It now houses a free primary school, supported by a parents' initiative.