At distance 2 km to the north. zach. from Peplow – Sanctuary. Village, former property of the Płock chapter. In half. XV w. called Misze-wo St.. Vincent. Parish Church. pw. st. st. Anastazy and Wincenty, wood, erected in …

At distance 2 km to the east. from Peplow – Kanigowo. The village mentioned in 1408 r. A brick manor from the end of the 19th century. built for the Baranowski family, distorted reconstruction in 1986 r. Brick and plastered, about the features of the neo-baroque. Three longitudinal facades are slightly decorated …

At distance 5 km to the north. – Pepłowo. In the village there is a parish church. Mariavites. Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary (belonging to the Old Catholic Mariavite Church in Poland), built in the years 1906-07, brick, three-aisle, single-turret. A manor house from the end of the 19th century. Adam Szczepan Dunin-Mieczyński. …

The village was mentioned in the 14th century., w 1439 r. called Miszewo All Saints.

Parish Church. pw. All the saints, brick, with 1 half. XV w., built on a Greek cross plan, rebuilt in 1780 r. (baroque facade and baroque gables of the cross arms, exchange …

3 km to the north. – Felician. The headquarters of the Mariavite Catholic Church in the Republic of Poland in the village of Miszewko-Małoszewo.

The manor and the estate were taken over by the Mariavites from Florentyna Maciejec in 1910 r. From the name of the founder of the congregation Felicja (Maria Franciszka) Kozłowska (1862-1921) …

A village on the river Mołtava. The seat of the commune office.

Mentioned in the 13th century. as an endowment for the Order of Norbertines from Płock. It received city rights in 1351 r. Particular development, especially in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, "then many craft workshops worked here. After the Polish-Swedish war …

In the village, a manor house built in 1938 r. in place of the current one, larch, which burned down earlier. It was built for the Monasterski family according to the design. Kazimierz Rutkowski. It has some features of classicism. Built on a rectangular plan. It is a brick and plastered building, a one-story building with a high attic …

SMALL VILLAGE

Village, seat of the commune office.

Mentioned in 1435 r. At the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. it belonged to Franciszek Nakwaski (1771-1848), senator of the Kingdom of Poland, and his wife Anna Nakwaska née Krajewska (1781-1851) – writers, chroniclers of Polish social life and customs …

Early medieval stronghold.

4 km and zach. dirt roads – Lumberjacks. A village on the Vistula River. Mentioned in mid. XIII w. as the property of the Benedictines from Płock. At the beginning of the 19th century. one of the centers of German colonization. Near the Vistula, an early medieval settlement known as the "Round Mountain". …

At distance 3 km to the north. from Rębów – Gródkowo. A village between Wyszogród and Kobylniki. The original name of the village of Grodkowo. The mansion was erected in the middle of the. XIX w. for the Dziewanowski family and expanded at the beginning of. XX w. The older part with the features of Classicism and Neo-Renaissance, …