Trzebiatów

Title

Trzebiatów

Also Known As

Marienbusch, Rubus, Rubus Sanctae Mariae, Trebetowe, Trebtowe, Trepethowe, Treptow, Tribethou, Wischow

Dates

Founded 1224; dissolved ca. 1560

Dedication

Nicholas

Affiliation

Białoboki

Medieval Diocese

Kamień

Circary

Slavia

History

Trzebiatów was founded by Anastasia of Greater Poland, duchess of Pomerania. A group of sisters arrived from Mariengaarde in 1235 to help strengthen the new house. The monastery was known for its brewery during the Middle Ages.

Elizabeth Cruciger, an important early Lutheran poet and hymn writer, was briefly a sister at the house in the early 16th century. Trzebiatów was suppressed ca. 1560. Nothing remains of the former monastic complex, the remains of which lie beneath Trzebiatów Palace, now home to a municipal library.

Status

Women's community

Archival Sources

Szczecin, Archiwum Państwowe w Szczecinie

65/9/0/22/718 (1556)

Bibliography

Hoogeweg, Hermann. “Treptow a. R. Prämonstratenser-Nonnenkloster Marienbusch.” In Die Stifter und Klöster der Provinz Pommern, 2:758–69. Stettin: Verlag Leon Sauniers Buchhandlung, 1924. https://www.digitale-bibliothek-mv.de/viewer/image/PPN1852603461/772/LOG_0041/.

Nawrolski, Tadeusz, and Ryszard Rogosz. “Zespół klasztorno-pałacowy w Trzebiatowie w świetle badań archeologiczno-architektonicznych.” Materiały Zachodnio-Pomorskie 28 (1986): 51–128, 132–60.

Wehrmann, Martin. “Die Gründung des Nonnenklosters Marienbusch bei Treptow a. R.” Monatsblätter der Gesellschaft für Pommersche Geschichte und Altertumskunde 12 (1898): 55–60. https://www.digitale-bibliothek-mv.de/viewer/image/PPN883720280_1898/59/.

Files

Collection

Slavia

Citation

“Trzebiatów,” A Premonstratensian Atlas, accessed October 16, 2026, https://yvonneseale.org/atlas/items/show/594.

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Item Relations

This Item DependentOn Item: Białoboki