Krzymów, West Pomeranian Voivodeship

Krzymów ( German Hanseberg ), is a village in the municipality Chojna powiat Gryfino ( Pommern ) of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship in Poland.

• 3.1 personalities who have worked on site
• 3.2 External links

Geographical Location

Krzymów is located about 7 km north- west of Chojna (Königsberg ) and about 14 km southeast of Schwedt / Oder in the Neumark.

Culture and sights

Church

Medieval granite stone church (St. Joseph ).

Cemetery

Remnants of the German cemetery, in a small forest near the village, on the road to Stoki ( Rehdorf ).

Manor house

Mansion of the 19th century, with the remains of farm buildings.

Ownership history

As the owner of the manor Hanseberg ( Hanszbergk ) 1332 is called a knight Hennig von Sydow; 1439, the Council of Königsberg ( Chojna ) was well off there. In the 17th century Daniel appear by Strauss ( 1628), Adam Strauss (1640) and Georg von Horcker ( 1646) as the owner of the goods. Horcker it was sold in 1694 to the Elector of Brandenburg Colonel Sergeant Adam Wilhelm von Sydow, whose family kept it until 1748. After various changes of ownership came the good which was in the meantime briefly passes through exchange to the Prussian chancellor Karl August von Hardenberg, 1816 was sold to the wealthy in the middle and Uckermark Johann Heinrich von Neumann, at the same time the manor belonging Vorwerk Amalienhof ( Krzymówek ) and the manor Peetzig ( Piasek ) acquired on the Oder. Through his son Heinrich Eduard von Neumann came after the death of his father also in 1850 the Northwest of Peetzig manor Raduhn ( Raduń ) to Hanseberg. In the second half of the 19th century, the possession of Hanseberg over 14.794 Magdeburg morning stretched. 1824 was the now abandoned house of the good, while the large, now decaying farm buildings were built later than the second half of the 19th century, as well as the building of the goods of Peetzig and Raduhn.

Park

To the manor house belonging to the park.

Natural Monuments

Avenues along to the mansion leading roads.

Personalities

Personalities who have worked on site

• Johann Heinrich von Neumann,
• Heinrich Eduard von Neumann