fire to the barracks. The barracks were finally demolished in 1951 with some building materials were used in the construction of a textile factory in Fasty district. Church of the Holy Heart of Jesus At first it was an orthodox church for the Kazan infantry regiment at the military barracks. From 1927, after the reconstruction, the church was converted to a catholic one, it was a garrison church and called Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (). During World War II, the church was badly damaged. After entering the Białystok, the Soviets completely devastated the interior and tractors were used to demolish the tower. In 1946, thanks to the commitment of priest Aleksander Syczewski and its residents, it was renovated. Finally, the reconstruction was completed by the priest Bogusław Kieżel. After the war The post war period saw massive growth and construction as with the rest of Bialystok when the old wooden buildings give way to new buildings, a residential block housing was established at Wasilkowska Street and new industrial areas were also created (Preventative Police base in 42 Pułku Piechoty Street 44), Municipal Cleaning Company () in 42 Pułku Piechoty Street 48, Youth Correctional Facility (42 Pułku Piechoty Street 117 ), National Horticultural Farm Huta Szkła. In the 1960s a municipal gasworks (Dolistowska 1 Street) was built in the district. Also located in the district are a Roman Catholic Cemetery and Jewish Cemetery. Even though modern industrial construction occurred, few surviving old houses exists such as the one at 16 Kapralska Street. According to a resolution of the city council adopted on October 25, 2004, on the new administrative division of Białystok, the Bagnówka and Pieczurki were incorporated to the enlarged Wygoda district. In second decade of the 21st century transport arteries in the district were renovated and modernized: Two modern two-level road junctions were built: intersection of Wasilkowska Street with Andersa Street and the intersection of Casimir the Great street with a route to Bobrowniki (road 65). A modern route was created, running from the General Andersa railway viaduct to Wasilkowska Street and further along the new St. General Sulik to Zaścianiki. References External links Wygoda