Altkünkendorf Village Church

A beautiful village church, which is also unlocked. The beautiful big keys kept opposite the tourist office.
Not far from there it goes into the Grumsiner Forst.

The first documented mention dates back to 1287. In 1354, Oldenkunekendorph fell to Pomerania.
In 1459, the village was listed as desolate in the Brandenburg monastery register. In 1495, the Altkünkendorf estate was given as a fief to Otto and Hans von Arnsdorff.
In 1722, the Grumsin farm was built, schooling began in 1783, and in 1829 the Luisenhof was expanded into a farm. In 1891, a post office was established in Altkünkendorf.
In 1945, the lord of the manor was expropriated and the property distributed to 33 farmers, small farmers, and resettlers.
In 1988, the village church was listed as a historical monument. The nave and tower of this church were renovated between 1999 and 2001, and the organ from 1850 was renovated in 2003.
In 1994, the manor house was renovated in accordance with monument protection regulations.