Bukowina - a period half-timbered church funded in 1728 with gravestones and epitaphs dedicated to the Wejher family. Numerous 19th-century graves can be found in the churchyard.
Cewice - the original manor house was probably built as early as in the 18th century. The only trace of the old residence is the park started at the beginning of the 18th century where, in 1880, one of the possessors – a pharmacist Dempcke- built a new house. In the 1920s the house was extended by a businessman called Sinner. During World War II the SS had a provisional prison here. Nowadays the manor house serves as a school. In the park one may find a symbolic tomb of Rev. Edmund Roszczynialski murdered by the Nazis in the palace basement in 1939.
Krępkowice - a neo-Gothic church from the first half of the 19th century. A small neoclassical manor house of the von Osten family erected in the first half of the 19th century and surrounded by park. Private property. A wooden hunting cottage built by Count von Osten in the 1920s. A half-timbered building boarded with planks topped with a tall jerkin head roof. Private property.
 Krępkowice - dwór |
 Krępkowice - kościół |
 Krępkowice - dwór myśliwski |
 Krępkowice - dąb |
Łebunia - an eclectic palace from the 19th century, converted many times. The main part of this residence, built on the rectangular floor plan, has one storey and is topped with a mansard roof with an offset. The front of the building is distinguished by a symmetric first floor extension with a triangular frontage with a built-up porch preceding it. Similarly, the garden façade has a protruding first-floor risalit (a part of a building that juts out from a great height) with an adjacent half-oval veranda. To the west, the other line of the manor house is extended by a first floor pavilion and a one-storey annex. At the end of the 20th century the interior of the house was partially destroyed by fire. Private property. The residence is surrounded by a small park. There is also an old barn, in fact, the only preserved farm building, covered with lush ivy, the largest in the Pomeranian region. A neo-Gothic church from 1870. A period building, oriented (erected on the line east /the chancel/ –west), with one nave and distinguished by a tall tower. The ceiling polychromes and the side galleries remind of the fact that by 1945 it was used by Evangelicals. The décor is contemporary. There are several 19th-century evangelical gravestones in the churchyard.
 Łebunia - dwór |
 Łebunia - kościół |
Maszewo - a labourers housing estate from the beginning of the 20th century built by the owner of the liqueur factory, Sinner.
Oskowo - a 19th-century manor house surrounded by a park; a forging shop.
Siemirowice - burial mounds dated to 900 B.C.
Unieszynko - a 19th-century manor house. Private property.
