Siedlice (Zedlitzfelde) - first written record of the village was made in 1298. In the eighteenth century it was populated by colonists, which contributed to its further development. In 1865 it had a population of 300 and boasted its own school, 25 cottages and 29 farm buildings. At the start of the twentieth century it turned into a holiday resort with its much frequented inns - the one owned by Karl Berndt and "Pod Trzema Lipami" (Under the Three Linden Trees). Many natural monuments - the ancient Boguslaw X's oak trees among others - were situated in Siedlice's neighbourhood.