Heimatstube Trebendorf / Domowniska śpa Trjebejce

The former manor house, a multi-storey plaster building with numerous additions from the 19th century, was originally surrounded by a moat. After 1945, resettler families lived in the manor house, also known colloquially as the castle, and some private tenants remained. The kindergarten was also housed here at first, followed by various uses of the rooms for the community, from the hunting association to the "Zamperer". A local history room was set up in the rooms, which is now closed, as is the entrance to the former manor house itself. For years, an interested party has been sought who can sensibly develop the manor house building.
The exhibition was located in a room in the east wing of the former Trebendorf manor house. The presentation in the form of a display collection with approaches of smaller productions on rural life (kitchen, children's everyday life) was supplemented by picture and text panels.
The memorial to the former landowner family Gneomar von Natzmer is located in the adjacent castle park. A cycle path leads through the park to the neighbouring manor house in Gahry.

The local collection of peasant household goods and agricultural implements has been built up since 2000. Original photos and documents from the Trebendorf manor are particularly noteworthy. The exhibition is intended to provide a glimpse into the history of the village, especially into the working and living environment of the peasant classes, but also into the beginnings of the manor and the traditions of the local associations. Work on the Trebendorf local chronicle has been ongoing for several years. It is reported that there are young people who would like to gradually revive the local history room and the associated historical research.

Local history and manor