Lutomiersk

Lutomiersk is a commune of Poland which counts 1.400 inhabitants (1999). It is in the district ( powiat ) of Pabianice, which belongs to the Voïvodie de Łódź. The commune is located in the valley of the Ner.

The Village owes its name with a Guerrier called Lutomir which, at the 11th century, built small a extremely at a place where one crossed Ner. The Commerce develops very quickly. In 1274, Lutomiersk receives the urban Privilège S of the hands of Lech II the Black. After its death, the area returns to Ladislas Ier the Brief. With the hinge of the XIV {{E}} and 15th century, a strong Château is built. At the beginning of the 15th century, the rise of the Ville is very fast. In 1418, the city receives the right to make pay the passage of Ner. In 1448, Sigismond Ier the Old man gives the right to the town of organize annual trade fairs. A Czech hundred clothiers S settle in the city. In 1570, the city accommodates the Czech Frères and the parochial church to them offers.

At the 16th century, the urban development east brutally stopped by a Fire devastator. Towards 1650, on the ruins of the castle-extremely, a church and a Monastère Protesting S are built. The Juif S settle in great number in the city. In 1697, a fire which lasts 3 days destroyed almost completely the city which will find never again its gloss of antan. A hundred dwellings and two churches are reduced in ashes. At the 18th century, remarkable a Synagog in Bois is built. It will be destroyed thinking the First World War. In 1864, the Russian authorities close the monastery. In 1870, Lutomiersk loses its statute of city.

Today, the locality belongs to the Banlieue of Łódź. A Tramway connects the commune to the Capitale of the Voïvodie. The current church dates from the 18th century.

An old man Cemetery of the beginning of the 11th century, discovered in 1949, is located in the commune. One finds there 150 Tombe S of indigenous S and people originating in the Rus' of Kiev. It is interesting to note that many inhabitants bear names originating in Rus'.

Economy

production of objects of Ceramic imagination in
Glassmaking
convalescent homes, centers convalescence and leisures

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