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Zakrzewo Palace

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Zakrzewo Palace

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    1. Old Distillery Zakrzewo – Distillery from 1864 loop from Imiołki

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    April 19, 2021

    The castle is owned by a bank and is not accessible.

    Translated by Google •

      August 11, 2024

      The palace was built in the years 1870 (or 1871)-1872. Count Albin Belina Węsierski (owner of Zakrzewo) together with the builder from Gniezno Ludwik Ballenstaedt went to an exhibition in Paris and after returning, they built the current palace on the site of the old manor.

      During the occupation, the Germans threw the owners, the Chełmicki family, out of the palace. In 1945, the building was plundered and then adapted to serve the summer camps of children from the Cegielski Plants. In 1978, it was taken over by the PGR Rybno Wielkie.

      In 1990, the ruined building was taken over by the Wielkopolski Bank Kredytowy. In June 1991, a training center was opened here. In 1992, the gold medal of the Minister of Culture and Art was awarded for the careful renovation of the monument.

      Currently, since 2021, the palace has been in private hands.
      /Wikipedia/

      Translated by Google •

        August 11, 2024

        The palace was built in the years 1870 (or 1871)-1872. Count Albin Belina Węsierski (owner of Zakrzewo) together with the builder from Gniezno Ludwik Ballenstaedt went to an exhibition in Paris and after returning, they built the current palace on the site of the old manor.

        During the occupation, the Germans threw the owners, the Chełmicki family, out of the palace. In 1945, the building was plundered and then adapted to serve the summer camps of children from the Cegielski Plants. In 1978, it was taken over by the PGR Rybno Wielkie.

        In 1990, the ruined building was taken over by the Wielkopolski Bank Kredytowy. In June 1991, a training center was opened here. In 1992, the gold medal of the Minister of Culture and Art was awarded for the careful renovation of the monument.

        Currently, since 2021, the palace has been in private hands.
        /Wikipedia/

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