The Kedrovy Shor agricultural camp [see 11-92] existed from 1932 until the mid-1950s. The children of the women prisoners at work there were kept in a children’s home. Those who died were buried in the forest. Today a part of the camp burials has been taken over by the settlement graveyard and the graves of prisoners are overlaid with later burials. In the free area traces of the camp burials can be seen and, in particular, the many children’s graves. In the early 2000s some crosses survived.

In 2000 the burial ground was studied by T.G. Afanasyeva of the Pechora museum of history and local studies; she also questioned old inhabitants. The total number of burials has not been established; a few names are known. The grave of the priest-monk Dimitry is in the cemetery: before his arrest and exile to Pechora in the 1930s he was Bishop of Tyumen.