Discover Czeczewo: Church and Local History
Accommodation in Czeczewo
Czeczewo can be explored through its roads and the history of St. Joseph's Church. When planning your trip, it is helpful to distinguish historical transport information from current timetables.
Key facts about Czeczewo
The Przodkowo–Czeczewo–Kielno county road runs through Czeczewo. The Czeczewo–Tokary–Miszewko county road and the Czeczewo–Warzno, Czeczewo–Popówce and Czeczewo–Martenki municipal roads also pass through the village. St. Joseph's Church was built in the eclectic style in 1925; the Parish of St. Józef was also established in 1925.
What does St. Joseph's Church tell us about Czeczewo?
The story of the construction begins with a church building committee founded in Czeczewo in 1923. Its task was to raise funds to build a church. Two years later, St. Joseph's Church was built in the eclectic style. The Parish of St. Józef was also established in 1925. The church was completed during the tenure of Bolesław Meloch.
The parish then continued to develop: on November 15, 1927, Bishop Stanisław Wojciech Okoniewski made the Parish of St. Józef in Czeczewo independent. The dates refer to different steps—the preparation for the church's construction, the building of the church and the development of the parish. This helps place the village's history in context without combining the separate events into a single founding date.
Czeczewo is also home to a historic church with an adjoining cemetery. A municipal plan adopted in 2012 also mentions a parking lot at the historic church. As this information does not confirm current availability, check whether the parking lot will be usable during your visit before driving there.
How do the roads and layout of the village help with getting around?
The road names provide a concrete framework for finding your way around the village. In addition to the Przodkowo–Czeczewo–Kielno county road, the Czeczewo–Tokary–Miszewko county road also runs through Czeczewo. The Czeczewo–Warzno, Czeczewo–Popówce and Czeczewo–Martenki municipal roads also pass through the village. A municipal document from 2012 located the main residential areas along the Przodkowo–Czeczewo and Czeczewo–Tokary–Miszewko routes.
So, compare not only the village name but also the accommodation's location description. A municipal plan from 2012 described the county roads on the Czeczewo–Przodkowo and Czeczewo–Tokary–Miszewko routes as asphalt-paved. The same plan characterized Czeczewo as 80 percent built-up; both are details dated to that plan.
Which transport information is useful for planning a trip?
A municipal plan from 2012 recorded that Czeczewo had bus service at the time. According to the information then, the nearest covered bus stop in the village was on the Czeczewo–Kłosowo–Kielno county road. Check the current timetable and stop status before planning your journey around it. This keeps the historical information useful without treating it as a current service.
The named roads and the historical information about the bus stop's location offer different points of reference: the road names help you locate the village, while the bus information describes an earlier situation.
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FAQ
When was St. Joseph's Church built?
A church building committee was founded in 1923 to raise funds for construction. St. Joseph's Church was built in the eclectic style in 1925.
Which roads run through Czeczewo?
The Przodkowo–Czeczewo–Kielno and Czeczewo–Tokary–Miszewko county roads run through the village, as do the Czeczewo–Warzno, Czeczewo–Popówce and Czeczewo–Martenki municipal roads.
What is known about bus service in Czeczewo?
A municipal plan from 2012 recorded bus service and a covered stop on the Czeczewo–Kłosowo–Kielno county road. Check the current timetable before travelling.
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