A barracks complex on Wojska Polskiego Street, dated by the register of monuments to 1880–1890 and 1910–1912; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. According to other accounts it was built in 1897–1903 for the 32nd Kremenchug Infantry Regiment and, after the 6th Volhynian Uhlan Regiment moved in after 1910, was extended with stables. After 1918 the barracks were taken over by the Polish Army, and from 1921 the 11th Uhlan Regiment was stationed here. The complex remains with the Polish military authorities.
Комплекс казарм на улице Войска Польского, по реестру памятников датируемый 1880–1890 и 1910–1912 годами; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. По другим сведениям, городок построен в 1897–1903 годах для 32-го пехотного Кременчугского полка, а после 1910 года, когда его занял 6-й уланский Волынский полк, дополнен конюшнями. После 1918 года казармы заняло Войско Польское, с 1921 года здесь стоял 11-й уланский полк. Комплекс остаётся в ведении военного ведомства Польши.
EraRussian Empire
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerState of Poland (military authorities)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1880
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2026-06
After 1918 the barracks passed to Poland; according to the National Heritage Institute register as of 30 June 2026, the barracks complex on Wojska Polskiego Street is protected (No. A-318 of 2 July 1997).