the building of the Zielone Wzgórza estate. In 2009 the village's official population was 10,336. The Zielone Wzgórza ("green gables") estate to the south of the old village was built under the auspices of a housing cooperative set up originally to provide homes for employees of the Cegielski factory (later "Pressta") in Bolechowo, a short distance to the south. It was planned to provide housing for 6000 people, mainly in blocks of flats. The first buildings were begun in 1983 and completed in 1986, and a primary school on the estate was completed in 1988. A church was built starting in 1990 and completed in 1993, becoming the parish church of Jesus Christ the Highest Archchaplain (Najwyższego Arcykapłana Jezusa Chrystusa). Also in 1990 a public library was opened on the estate. With the factory experiencing financial difficulties, the housing cooperative separated from the company in 1992, under the name Spółdzielnia Mieszkaniowa "Zielone Wzgórza". Around the year 2000, groups of houses began to be built in addition to blocks. From 2006 the older blocks have been renovated, with thermal insulation added. In February 2006 the village council passed a resolution dividing the village into 12 districts (each called an osiedle), with elected executives having certain limited powers and budget. Monuments and attractions Historic buildings and other sites of interest in Murowana Goślina include: St. James' Church (see above). Church of the Holy Spirit, built in 1784–1803 in Classical style as a Protestant church, now used as an auxiliary church by the Roman Catholic parish. Winterfelds' Palace in the park south of the village and district offices (see above). The park contains a 700-year-old yew tree with five trunks. Regional Museum in the village library, located in the old village hall on the market square. Late 19th-century building at ul. Rogozińska 33, formerly an inn (Cohn's Gasthof). 19th-century building at ul. Poznańska 34, formerly the Hotel de Posen with adjoining concert hall. Pre-World War I half-timbered villa at ul. Poznańska 28. An old lime tree, classed as a natural monument, near the Concordia stadium on ul. Mściszewska. The Wielkopolska section of the Way of St. James passes through Murowana Goślina towards Poznań, part of the pilgrimage route to the tomb of St. James in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. Education The village has two primary schools, the first on ul. Szkolna north of the old village centre, and the second on Zielone Wzgórza