Gribow

Gribow is a municipality in the district of Vorpommern - Greifswald in Mecklenburg- Vorpommern. It is administered by the Office Züssow based in Züssow.

Geography and transport

Gribow is located about 18 kilometers southwest of Wolgast and 6 kilometers east of Gützkow. Through the village the main road runs 111 The Federal Highway 20 is accessible via the junction Gützkow 9 kilometers.

Districts

• Gloedenhof
• Gribow

History

Gribow

Gribow was not until late 1523 in a document called, though it was a Slavic settlement. Gribow means grip = fungus.

Landowners were those of Gloeden and around 1865 the family Bunge, it was until 1945.

1865 Gribow had 119 inhabitants, 1 school, 10 homes and 16 outbuildings.

The Gribower manor was built in 1514 and rebuilt after several fires in 1888. The clinker was actually unusual for this area. Worth mentioning is the large well-preserved half-timbered barn south of the farmhouse. The farm buildings were usually combinations of field and bricks. Two larger rural workers dwellings completed the Good.

East of the village lay before 1835, according to Preuss. Urmeßtischblatt a watermill on Swinow -Bach, but disappeared before 1880. Today testifies only the millpond.

Since 1897, the range of Greifswald Jarmener light railway ( GJK ) proceeded with its branch Dargezin - Züssow by Good and place Gribow. 1945, the line was dismantled and delivered as reparations to the Soviet Union. The rest of the embankment of Gribow after Züssow about Ranzin is today used as a hiking and biking trail.

After the Second World War and the dispossession of the owner's family Bunge it has been used since 1951 as a school in 1980 as an apprentice dormitory. Since 1992, the manor house is a listed building. Due to its central location in the village, the building is local picture formative.

After the vacancy since 1994 began in 2002 restoration work. In 2009, the first half of the roof was renovated and re-roofed in the second section. The third phase of construction provides that the other half of the roof is to be rehabilitated. Today, the working and structure patrons Vorpommern labor and administrative rooms, a café, a horse, a Schaumanufaktur and a hunting and nature exhibition in the building or in the adjacent farm buildings of the former maintains good.

After the land reform of 1945, the Gutsareal was divided among the new farmers. After the establishment of separate LPG plant production in 1977 then went to the LPG ( P) Gützkow; animal production went - until privatization after the turn - to the LPG ( T) Gützkow. After 1990, however, had a part of the agricultural area (about 2000 ha ) to the privatized enterprises ( SAKARAGIS etc. ) are released into Ranzin. The Wieck agricultural GmbH ( privatized LPG ( P) Gützkow ) then set up in the modernized plant an animal production department, especially the turkey feed, a.

Glödenhof

Glödenhof was already mentioned in a document in 1185 and later as Bubalitz also Balitz. It was a Slavic settlement, meaning bean or peasant without land.

From the 13th century to a family of Butzow was ( many other spellings ) to 1698 owned by Bubalitz / Balitz. Then came because of the insolvency transfer to family Gloeden.

1814 was renamed at the request of Hans Felix Conrad von Gloeden the place with the permission of the government in Gloedenhof. 1863 took over Abraham Friedrich Bunge the estate, he had one of Gloeden wife. Bunge 's had then until 1945 the two goods Gloedenhof and Gribow in possession. Glödenhof had 70 inhabitants in 1865, 6 houses and 6 outbuildings.

After 1945 Glödenhof had the same development as Gribow, but since the 1960s, only a housing development.

Attractions

→ See: List of monuments in Gribow

• Manor Gribow, especially with the interiors of the manor
• Farm workers houses and old village school in Gribow
• Smithy and wheelwright Gribow
• Gutspark with a burial tomb of the families Bunge and Gloeden, monument hill park wall and gazebo
• Oak tree at the road junction to Glödenhof

Old Forge Good Gribow

Old School Gribow

Farm worker house Gribow

Memorial Stone v. Gloeden in Gribow

Memorial stone, gazebo, wall in the park Gribow