MAH. Spotkania w Przyrynkowej Kamienicy.

Local Monuments of the Stargard County — Timber-framed and Manor House Architecture

March 13, 2025, at 5:00 PM, Rynek Staromiejski 3

Waldemar Witek - an ethnographer, senior specialist at the National Heritage Institute, head of the Szczecin Field Office. A graduate of Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań – diploma under the supervision of Professor Józef Burszty.

His professional work is connected with the protection of monuments: Conservation Studios; Bureau of Studies and Conservation Documentation; Bureau of Monument Documentation in Szczecin; currently the National Heritage Institute. He is a member of the Association of Conservators of Monuments and an expert in the field of cultural landscape and timber-framed architecture.

Author and co-author of conservation documentation concerning historic architecture (sacral, folk, residential-estate, industrial, and military), cultural landscape studies for spatial planning documents, monument care programs, municipal heritage registers, the project "Living Open-Air Museum of Słowino", conservation-construction workshops "Old Constructions – New Dreams", educational workshops "Timber-framing Headache", "Krupy – Heritage Laboratory", and exhibitions on the protection of cultural heritage.

A speaker at international conferences such as "ANITKON", "History of the Pomeranian Village", "Trzebiatów Meetings", "History and Culture of the Sławno Region", "Castles and Residences in Pomerania", "Henrykowskie Days in Siemczyno", "Oder River Meetings with History". He is the author and co-author of numerous scientific and popular science articles and publications on the topics of timber-framed architecture, estate architecture, technical (including milling) buildings, as well as folk culture and the cultural landscape of Western Pomerania.

Meetings at the Tenement by the Market Square

„Meetings at the Tenement by the Market Square” This is a series of monthly events aimed at history, art, and culture enthusiasts. Each meeting offers an opportunity to explore fascinating topics related to regional history, archaeology, traditional crafts, and our local heritage. Every event is a new journey through time, uncovering lesser-known but equally intriguing aspects of history.

As part of the series, we invite you to lectures, presentations, workshops, and demonstrations led by experts—museum professionals, historians, and passionate enthusiasts. The meetings have an interactive format, encouraging participants to engage in discussions, ask questions, and share their insights.

The meetings take place once a month at the Museum’s headquarters at Rynek Staromiejski 3 and are open to everyone—adults and young people alike. We warmly invite you to join us!