Belvedere (Poland) - a workers' living house

Between 1922 and 1923, a building was built in the village Czarna Wies in Białystok Voivodeship, where the Czarna Wies branch of the State Forest District was to be located. The building is an example of typical Podlaskie regional wooden architecture. In 1926, when the Forest District built a new office building, the building was handed over to a local sawmill. The families of the sawmill officials lived in it, five large 2-3 room apartments were established on the first floor, and 7 single rooms on the second floor. During the war he served in the workers' dormitory. After the war, 15 families settled there. In 1962, Czarna Wies was renamed Czarna Bialostocka and received city rights. Belvedere enters the territory of this city. In 1964, the building was repaired, and the roof of the shingles was replaced with an etherite coating. Lives to this day.

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