SZKOŁA PODSTAWOWA IM. ADAMA MICKIEWICZA W SZYDŁOWIE Made in Lutomiersk M A J A L O B K A W I T H 7 A This is architectually very precious1 area. It’s one of the most popular region not only near Lodz but also in Poland. Lutomiersk got municipal law 24.04.1274 from the prince Leszek Czarny. Konrad from Zborowo brought the workers from Czech Republic in XV century who have set up a weaving silk. Lutomiersk has changed its owners frequently. The city has survived two big fires. After that the largest religious and national group in Lutomiersk were the Jaws and German evangelists. Lutomiersk lost city law in 1870. In the area of Lutmiersk we can see: - former complex of the fathers Reformers where are located old castle elements and historical exhibition which shows selected findings from excavations in Lutomiersk; - neo-gothic church of J. Chrzciciel in Kazimierz.; - district of wooden barns in Kazimierz; - parish cmentary with a funerary chapel of the Kostanecki family; - cemeteryfrom I world war in Bechcice; - manor and park complex in Puczniew, Charbice Górne, Charbice Dolne and Malanów; - forest and peat bog reserves Nadia 1 Lutomiersk - a former town, now a village in Poland, located in the Łódzkie Province2, in the Pabianice County, in the Lutomiersk Commune, on the Ner. The Lutomiersk Commune is located in the central part of the Łódź Province and is a part of the Pabianice County. It is situated in the picturesque valley of the Ner River, near Konstantynów Łódzki, the Poddębicki district. It is adjacent to the communes of: Aleksandrów Łódzki, Dalików, Konstantynów Łódzki, Pabianice, Poddębice, Wodzierady and Dzial. Mianów - a village in Poland located in the Łódzkie Province, in the Pabianice County, in the Lutomiersk Commune. In the years 1975–98, the town administratively belonged to the Sieradz Province. The first written mention of the village comes from 1176, when Kazimierz the Righteous was to hand over the Mianów and several other villages to the Cistercians from Sulejów under the Środa law. In 1309 Władysław Łokietek renewed the privilege on the Średzkie law for towns belonging to the Cistercians. In 1399, the village passed into the hands of lessees. Since 2006, the MKS Mianów football club has been operating in the village. Scenes for the movie Ida were filmed in the village. Oliwia 2 It was 2013, early afternoon, the doorbell. Mom went down to the gate, and there was a young woman3 standing there. It turned out to be an assistant of Paweł Pawlikowski, a recently famous Polish director. The assistant came with the information that soon they would be shooting a film in our village. At that time, I lived in Mianow, a small village in the Lutomiersk commune. Rarely something interesting and exciting happened here. And here suddenly, a full-length film recording! I was very excited and curious. After a week, a film crew actually came to our village. A coach and a tow truck arrived, and on it an old white car from the 60's, 19th century -Wartburg. The production team clad our concrete fence with wooden boards to resemble an old fence. From the window of my house, I saw the actors playing the lead roles. Agata Kulesza, Dawid Ogrodnik and Agata Trzebuchowska playing the main character (Ida) were there. Together with my mother, we saw scenes filmed at the bus stop and at the store near my house. In my neighbor's yard, a coach was parked with the crew and a camper van where the actors ate their meals.Our village of Mianow turned into a film set for a few days, and theinhabitants were willing to help. Even my dad helped to cover our fence with old rails. Back then, no one thought that the film "Ida" would become popular all over the world and win the biggest film award –OSKAR. I am proud that our inconspicuous village has become part of a great film production. And the director liked our neighborhood so much that he decided to shoot part of his film here. Here are some photos I was able to take from my house window.: 3 Wiktor Tram line 43 (Lutomierska line) ran from the te4rminus at Północna Street in Łódź to the cities Konstantynów Łódzki and Lutomiersk. Until the end of March 2012, it ran from Stoki, and until April 2017 from the Telefoniczna terminus, it also had the shortened variant 43bis, running on the Łódź Stoki - Konstantynów Łódzki and Łódź Stoki - Zdrowie route. It was replaced by line 9, extended to Konstantynów from Zdrowie (its shortened variant 9A ran along the existing route of line 9). From April 2, 2017, the line was divided into two variants: 43A - to Konstantynów and 43B to Lutomiersk. On February 21, 2017, the tram traffic from Konstantynów to Lutomiersk was suspended due to the washing of the tracks. On October 9, traffic resumed, line 43B runs here. From 2012 to 2018, during the summer period, one of the Sunday line 43 brigades was served by the historic Konstal 5N and 5ND carriages (built in 1960– 1961). 43bis was the last line in Łódź, the shortened version of which was marked with the word bis. The route of line 43 on the section from al. Włókniarzy to Konstantynów and Lutomiersk ran along the provincial road No. 710. From March 3, 2019, lines 43A and 43B have been suspended until further notice due to the poor condition of the track. MPK Łódź has launched a substitute transport 43A / B, which runs from the Łódź Kaliska railway station to Konstantynów and Lutomierska. The rolling stock of line 43 has been temporarily redirected to routes 4 and 7. Maja 4 TRAM 43 5 This huge boulder is an example of an inanimate nature monument. It is one of the largest erratic boulders in central Poland. The circumference of the huge granite boulder is 1060 cm. It was transferred to this area about 400 thousand years ago by the Scandinavian ice sheet. It is the second largest erratic boulder in the Łódź Province. It is hidden among the trees. That is why an information board with a map and information about him was erected. To get to it you have to walk across the meadow and enter the forest. It is covered with moss. The only four birches in the vicinity grow on its four sides. There is a sign with the word there "Natural Monument". There are many legends about him. For example, there is a legend that witches kept the Sabbath there or during World War II, the Germans suspected that there was some treasure hidden and you can see traces of the attempts they made getting to him. There is also something like "geocaching" - this is a field game for users of GPS receivers, consisting in searching for the so-called hiding places previously hidden by other participants of the game. The caches, usually hidden in interesting places, contain a log of visits, into which subsequent finders enter, as well as small gifts for exchange. In Orzechowo there is also something like that between this boulder. Few people know about it, little tried, but some also found the hiding place and left something for next generations. Ola 5 Lutomiersk is a village in the voiv6odeship of Lodz with 31 villages in the commune. Lutomiersk had city rights which got from prince Leszek Czarny in 1274, and lost them in 1870. In Lutomiersk we’ve got a school, culture center, church, cemetery and Selesian Monastery. Lutomiersk is on the river Ner. It was used as a trade route. Not only the river was a trade route. Lutomiersk was on on the cross road of two the most important trade routes, Ukraine-Wolin and Gdańsk-Hungary. One of the historical monument in Lutomiersk is Selesian Monastery which you must come to see. It was built on the site of a medieval castle. Today we’ve got in this place Selesian music school. Archeologists in the 40’s of XX century found a cemetery of Norman Vikings. They found a lot of equipment from Scandinavia: axes, arrowheads, spears and swords. Cyprian Mianów - a village in Poland located in the Łódź vo7ivodeship, in the Pabianice poviat, in the Lutomiersk commune. In the years 1975-1998 the town was administratively part of the Sieradz voivodeship. The first written mention of the village comes from 1176, when Kazimierz the Righteous passed on also several other villages, the Cistercians of Sulejów. In 1309 Władysław Łokietek renewed the privilege under the Średzki law for towns belonging to the Cistercians, including Mianów. In 1399 the village was transferred to tenants. Since 2006, the MKS Mianów football club has been operating in the village. Scenes for the movie Ida were filmed in the village. The nature reserve in Mianów covers an area of 5.87 ha. It was established by the Regulation of the Łódź Province Governor number / 2000 of July 31, 2000. The protection covers a forest complex of low peat bogs with interesting flora of bog plants. A buffer zone with an area of 17.42 ha was created around the reserve. The reserve area is under active protection.Important dates from the history of Mianow: 1176-Kazimierz the Just gives Mianów and the nearby Puczniew to the Sulejowski Monastery. 1308-Władysław Łoietek confirms by the law of Sieradz that Mianów belongs to the Sulejów Monastery. 1921-establishment of the school in Mianów. 1939-Germans confiscate farms in Mianów. 1945 - the State Repatriation Office accepts farms in Mianów. 1947-1954 - the estates in the town of Mianów and Puczniew are taken by the Lodz University of Technology.On 01.01.1955-Puczniew and Mianów become the Agricultural Experimental Station of the School of Farming with its headquarters in Puczniew (RZD SGGW).