Rent a holiday apartment in Górka Pabianicka

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Górka Pabianicka, a local description from the late 19th century provides a precise historical picture of the place. A local description from the late 19th century described Górka Pabianicka as a colony with 27 residential buildings, 40 farm buildings, 360 inhabitants, 542 morgi of arable land and 12 mórg of wasteland.

Historical names of Górka Pabianicka

Górka Pabianicka was historically known as Górka Wielka; older and variant forms included Gorka Maior, Górka Cygańska, Górka Pabjańska and Górka Pabiańska. If this exact historical identity of the place is important to you, decide whether Górka Pabianicka belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Ecclesiastical connections of the place

The locality has a parish tradition documented at least as far back as 1827; at that time, Górka was described as the seat of a parish.

Górka Pabianicka has a documented ecclesiastical heritage: until 1793, the place belonged to the Kraków Chapter, and in 1637 the chapter granted the church in Górka a plot of land called Gieraszowski.

The parish of St. Martin and St. Mary Magdalene is recorded in Górka Pabianicka.

Two Wikimedia Commons image references mention the cemetery in Górka Pabianicka: one image is identified as “Cemetery in Górka Pabianicka,” while another directly names a cemetery in Górka Pabianicka.

The parish seat as a selection criterion

In 1827, Górka Pabianicka was the seat of a parish. If this exact historical characteristic is important to you, decide whether Górka Pabianicka belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Other local pages for orientation

For a broader overview, you can also visit the pages for Tuszyn, Leśne Odpadki, Załęcze Wielkie and Rzgów.

Further local pages are available for Pławno, Brójce, Łódź and Kurowice. The overarching overview is provided by Lodz.

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