Pomianowo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship
Pomianowo ( German Pumlow ) is a village in the Polish West Pomeranian Voivodeship. It is a part of the community Białogard ( Belgard ) and is located in the powiat Białogardzki.
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Geographical location
Pomianowo is located six kilometers northeast of Belgard in a very torfreichen lowlands. The village can be reached by a side road to Zaspy Małe to the Province Road 167 ( droga wojewódzka 167). The nearest train station is Białogard.
History
In a 1484 made out Lehnbrief the patronage of the church Pumlower Jürgen von Kleist is awarded. However, the settlement was probably written quite a few decades earlier, because according to another source, a house of God has already been standing here in 1411.
According to the year 1931, the community area of 872.7 hectares Pumlow included. Of the 427 counted in 1939 inhabitants in 118 households 290 were working in the agriculture and forestry, 64 in industry and crafts and 7 in trade and transport.
By 1945 Pumlow was a separate administrative and civil registry district in the District Court area Belgard. Last German mayor was Otto Wussow. The police tasks governed the country Jägermeister from Siedkow.
At the entry of Soviet troops in March 1945, there was no significant damage, but to some attacks by former Polish forced laborers against the Germans. The final expulsion of the resident population was made in 1946. Pumlow became part of Poland and is now considered Pomianowo part of the rural municipality ( gmina wiejska ) Białogard.
Church
Parish
Pumlow 1411 has already had a church and stood at least since 1484 under the patronage of the Church of the von Kleist ( Dubberow ). By the year 1945, the independent church Pumlow belonged with Darkow, Klempin and Dubberow to the parish church Siedkow in Belgard county in Pomerania church of the Evangelical Church of the Old Prussian Union.
Today Pomianowo one parish Koszalin ( Koszalin ) in the Diocese of Pomerania - Greater Poland the Evangelical-Augsburg Church in Poland.
Village Church
Probably built in 1512, situated on a hill towerless half-timbered church has, in a bar inscription indicates a previous church from the year 1411. In 1934 a thorough restoration took place mainly at the front gable front with the main entrance instead, and the interior of the church has received a new murals, including the carved wooden altar and the old pulpit of oak.
School
The former village school was built in 1860. When she was too small around the turn of the century for 60 pupils, was erected in 1902 a new school building with spacious classrooms and two teachers apartments.
Sight
In Pomianowo there is a zoo, which is operated privately. There are, inter alia, Australian ostriches, Vietnamese pigs and Highland cows kept.