Kalinowo, German Dreimühlen

History
The village was probably built in the 15th century, 1999 was the 500th anniversary..
The Tatars, allies of the Poles, invaded Masuria in 1656 and also destroyed Kallinowen.. The population was abducted as slaves in the Tartaryi..
The wooden church that was built after the reconstruction completely burned down during the First World War.. According to the plans of the church architect Arthur Kickton a field stone church was built in the years 1924-1926.. This is largely preserved to this day and in 1945 from a Protestant converted into a Catholic church..

The district Kallinowen was formed in 1874 from the rural communities Old Czymochen, cod, Gingen, Iwaschken, Kallinowen, Kokosken, Kowahlen, mesh, Marczynowen, Pientken and Trentowsken (11 municipalities).. In the municipal reform in 1908, the villages Kowahlen and Trentowsken were added to other administrative districts..
From 1926 to 1929 there were several renames..
From Pientken Blumental, from Marczynowen Martinshöhe, from Old Czymochen Finsterwalde..
In July 1938, further renames were made;. Kallinowen in Dreimühlen, Dluggen in Langenhöh, Iwaschken in Hansbruch, Kolleschnicken in Jürgenau, Maaschen in Maschen and Millewen in Millau.. Also the district Kallinowen was renamed Dreimühlen..
Until the end of the Second World War in 1945 Dreimühlen (Kallinowen) belonged to the German Reich (East Prussia), district of Elk, and then fell to Poland.. The non-refugee German population was expelled and refugees from the former Polish eastern territories were resettled..
From 1975 to 1998 Kalinowo belonged to the voivodship Suwalki..
The voivodeship Warmia and Mazury originated after the Polish territorial reform in January 1999. It essentially comprises the old East Prussia without the Russian part around Kaliningrad / Königsberg..

Attractions
The Feldsteinkirche, built between 1924 and 1926, features the wooden ceiling painted by artist Fey..
A sculptor from Munich created the altar shrine with the crucified Savior, Mary and John..

The Lycker museum railway is to be extended to Kilinowo..




~udre~rudi-beate~, 2011-11-21