Mirachowo

Mirachowo lies among the forests and lakes of Kashubia. After the Thirteen Years' War, lands formerly held by the Teutonic Order passed to the Polish Crown, and Mirachowo became the seat of a royal starosta. A sixteenth-century inventory describes the manor beside a lake, with a farm, inn and mill. Swedish invasions later burned the manor and farm. The starosty survived until the First Partition of Poland in 1772, when Prussian officials took over the former royal estates.