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Barracks in Pułtusk (Wojska Polskiego Avenue)

Казармы в Пултуске (аллея Войска Польского)
PolandПултуск1880–1890Military sites
A barracks complex by Wojska Polskiego Avenue and Tysiąclecia Avenue, dated by the register of monuments to 1880–1890; the Kingdom of Poland was then part of the Russian Empire. It was built for units of the Russian army stationed in Pułtusk — an infantry regiment and an artillery brigade. The protected complex includes a water tower, two barrack blocks, a food store, the garrison club and the staff building. After 1918 the barracks were taken over by the Polish Army; the last military unit was disbanded in 2001.
Казарменный комплекс у аллеи Войска Польского и аллеи Тысячелетия, по реестру памятников датируемый 1880–1890 годами; Царство Польское тогда входило в состав Российской империи. Городок построен для частей российской армии, стоявших в Пултуске, — пехотного полка и артиллерийской бригады. В состав охраняемого комплекса входят водонапорная башня, два казарменных корпуса, продовольственный склад, гарнизонный клуб и штабное здание. После 1918 года казармы заняло Войско Польское; последняя воинская часть расформирована в 2001 году.

Property abroad

EraRussian Empire
FunctionMilitary site (historical)
Present ownerVarious owners in Poland (after the military authorities left in 2001)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1880
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2023-11
After 1918 the barracks passed to Poland; according to Pultusk.news (19 November 2023), the complex has stood empty since 2001, and at the end of October 2023 conversion of the barrack block on Tysiąclecia Avenue into housing and services began (register of monuments No. A-307).

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