It was built in 1847 by Adam Rembieliński, and after the expansion in 1855–1860, it was the largest sugar factory in the Kingdom of Poland until the end of the 19th century. Diffusion system from 1879, in 1893 as the first steam engine in the Polish sugar industry. In the years 1862/1863 it produced 1.4 thousand. tonnes of sugar, in the years 1911–1914 on average about 7 thousand. tonnes (1913 - 10 thousand. tonnes), in the years 1925–1927 approx. 6 thousand. tonnes, until the end of the 1960s owned by the Kronenbergs. In 1876, the sugar factory was purchased by the Warsaw Sugar Factory Society.
After World War II, the sugar factory was nationalized. At the end of the period, she was incorporated into the KSC company. In 2007 it was closed. [source: Wikipedia]
Translated by Google •
In the know? Log-in to add a tip for other adventurers!
We use cookies that are essential for the app and website to function correctly or are used to produce aggregated statistics. With your consent, we and our third-party partners will also use tracking technologies to improve the in-app and navigation experience, and to provide you with personalized services and content. To give your consent, tap Accept all cookies.
Alternatively, you can customize your privacy settings by tapping Customize Preferences, or by going to Cookie Preferences at any time. If you don’t want us to use non-technical tracking technologies, tap Refuse.
For more information about how we process your personal data through cookies, take a look at our Privacy Policy.
We value your privacy ⛰️
We use cookies that are essential for the app and website to function correctly or are used to produce aggregated statistics. With your consent, we and our third-party partners will also use tracking technologies to improve the in-app and navigation experience, and to provide you with personalized services and content. To give your consent, tap Accept all cookies.
Alternatively, you can customize your privacy settings by tapping Customize Preferences, or by going to Cookie Preferences at any time. If you don’t want us to use non-technical tracking technologies, tap Refuse.
For more information about how we process your personal data through cookies, take a look at our Privacy Policy.