Barracks on ul. Batorego in Skierniewice

Казармы на улице Батория в Скерневицах

PolandСкерневице1885–1895Military sites

A barracks complex on ul. Stefana Batorego, most of which was built in 1885–1895 to designs by Aleksander Woyde; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. It comprised eight large accommodation blocks and service buildings and had its own hospital and bakery; before the First World War the 37th Yekaterinburg and 38th Tobolsk Infantry Regiments were stationed here, and on the eve of the war the 31st Alekseyev Regiment. After 1918 the barracks were used by Polish Army units; the unit was disbanded in the late 1990s. The former barracks at ul. Batorego 64C now house the Stefan Batory Academy of Applied Sciences.

Казарменный городок на улице Стефана Батория, основная застройка которого возведена в 1885–1895 годах по проекту Александра Войде; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. Городок включал восемь больших жилых корпусов и хозяйственные постройки, имел собственный госпиталь и пекарню; до Первой мировой войны здесь стояли 37-й Екатеринбургский и 38-й Тобольский пехотные полки, а накануне войны — 31-й Алексеевский. После 1918 года казармы занимали части Войска Польского, воинская часть расформирована в конце 1990-х годов. В бывших казармах на улице Батория, 64C размещается Академия прикладных наук имени Стефана Батория.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire

FunctionMilitary site (historical)

Present ownerPoland; some of the blocks are occupied by the Stefan Batory Academy of Applied Sciences

Acquisitionbuilt, 1885

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, three blocks of the 1885–1890 barracks complex on ul. Batorego are protected (Nos. 862 A, 863 A and 864 A of 3 February 1992).