Late in 1951, deported Lithuanians were transported to the “41st section” timber-felling area of the //Laisk logging company (also known as Old Barracks). Inhabitants of the surrounding villages recall that a great number of Lithuanian children died during the winter of 1951 /1952. They were buried according to Catholic rites. The settlement survived until the late 1950s.

In 1990-1991 a delegation from Lithuania visited the settlement and a metal cross bearing 24 names was erected in the graveyard. In a number of cases their bodies were exhumed by relations and taken back to Lithuania for reburial. The total number who died here has not been established. In 2011, the graveyard was visited by the Lithuanian youth expedition “Destination, Siberia”, led by Gintautas Alekna. Expedition members restored the crosses and name plates, removed fallen trees from the graveyard and surrounded that part with a wooden fence.