Sulejowek

Sulejowek is a town in the Masovian Voivodeship in the county of Minsk. Sulejowek belongs to the Warsaw agglomeration. The first mention of Sulejowek comes from 1526. In the files included into the Crown of the Masovian lands, there was a reference to the village of the noble Sulewo. There have been several huts and a hotel there. The Sulewo noble village became placed in 1580 in the Warsaw poviat of the Warsaw Province of the Masovia Province. In 1815, the village of Sulewo had 57 residents. In 1866, a railway line becomes opened. Within a few years across the Milosna station, a railway workers estate, a brickyard and a wood guild have been hooked up, from which the destiny name of this vicinity comes Cechowka.

In 1910, another railway stop was opened Sulejowek, for navy needs and for developing numbers of travelers. In December 1919, Ignacy and Helena Paderewski sold the villa Bialnia from the Bialobrzegi family in which they based the Educational Institute, supported financially via Jozef Pilsudski, the later Helin Fireplace. In 1920, the primary school in Cechowka was released. In the years 1923 to 1926, Jozef Pilsudski lived within the manor residence produced from the gifts of the society and the Polish Soldier's Committee.