[JEZIOR Charzykowskie, Chojnice district, - fo(from Grodzisko side). [l. 30/ 20th century?]. Photograph form. 11,...

[JEZIOR Charzykowskie, Chojnice district, - fo(from Grodzisko side). [l. 30/ 20th century?]. Photograph form. 11.7x16 cm.
Black and white photograph with a charming view of the lake. Under the photo, inscription in pencil: "Lake Charzykowskie, Chojnice district from the side of Grodzisko" and an illegible signature. Photo glued on a cardboard backing and enclosed in a wooden frame behind glass (form 2623.5 cm). Stains on the back of the frame, otherwise good condition.
Jezioro Charzykowskie, Jezioro Łukomie, (German: Müskendorfer See; Kashubian: Charzëkòwsczé Jezoro) - a flowing gutter lake in the Pomeranian Voivodeship, Chojnice County, Chojnice Municipality, located on the Charzykowska Plain. The area of the lake is 1,363.8 hectares. In the interwar period, Lake Charzykowskie was the largest lake in western Poland, and Charzykowy was a major sailing and boating center. To this day, regattas and training camps for sailors are organized on the lake. Several villages are located on the lake (Lukomie, Kopernica, Funka, Stary Młyn, Małe Swornegacie). (Wikipedia).