Leib Robinsky Inn in Tattamishken (Tatamiškiai)

At the turn of the century, the innkeeper Leib Robinsky ran the inn named after him in Tattamischken, which was located directly on the Memel River. The river was an important trade route at that time and the inns sold many other useful things besides drinks and food. Robinsky was a member of the nearby Jewish community of Russ. He had numerous children who went from here to different places and countries. Today there is nothing left of the former village after many floods and disuse. Today at the place is a later built vacation resort. There is a sign with designations of the land owners of the pre-war period.