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St. Nicholas Chapel

Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel

This iconic building looks simple enough, but at the same time stands out for its exquisite proportions. The chapel of St. Michael the Archangel was built in the style of folk architecture from pine hewn timber in the early 19th century. It stands in a cemetery on a small gentle hill near the village.

Chapel of St. Michael the Archangel

This Catholic church has been standing at a considerable distance from the village on a gentle hill since 1750. This chapel of St. Michael the Archangel was built of wood in classical style with Baroque elements. At the very beginning of the twentieth century, the shrine was stunned and a new modest dome was erected. Century-old larches have been preserved next to the chapel, possibly the same age as the chapel.

The Chapel of St. Stanislava

In the field, not far from the farmyard, next to the country road stands this sweet and modest building. At the end of the 19th century. The brick Catholic chapel of St. Stanislaus was built in the classical style. The building has been preserved very well. Perhaps its proximity to the Herkyats, a favorite tourist destination, will lead to its rapid recovery.

The Chapel of St. Theresa

In 1908, the brick chapel of St. Teresa was built in the classical style. This is the family tomb of the lords of the local estate in the form of a small antique temple. The chapel was rebuilt in 1994. Here you can also see the ruins of a stone watermill built in the early 19th century.

St. Joseph's Chapel

Trinity Chapel

Chapel-bell tower of the Trinity Church

They have been mentioned since the beginning of the 16th century . like the lands of the former Soviet Union, which belonged to the Survils, then to the Shorians, and the Semi-Cubans. The building of the distillery and the alcohol receiver have been preserved in ruins from the estate. And on the territory of the ancient cemetery there is a powerful bell tower made of stone and brick, built in 1878 at the church, of which only the foundation stones remain.

The Gravestone Chapel

The Gravestone Chapel

Chapel-tombstone of A. Branovskaya

The Vasilevsky Tombstone Chapel

Chapel-tombstone of the Grabovskys

Karpovich's tombstone chapel

In 1806, a brick chapel-tombstone of Karpovich was built in the classicist style. This beautiful structure is located in the family cemetery of the lords of the "Chambray" estate, not far from the entrance alley. Today, the chapel is in the woods: restoration work is underway, and the area around the building is being improved.

The Tomb Chapel

The local estate was owned by Kaminsky, Domyslovsky, slugs. T. Zan, A. Mickiewicz, and J. Chechot came here to stay. During his visit from Chile in 1884, I. Domeyko visited here. People and time have wiped out all the buildings of the estate. At the height dominating the village, only the ruins of a round chapel-tomb in the Gothic style, built of brick and stone in the middle of the XVIII century, have been preserved. Stones with crosses of various shapes are embedded in the base of the chapel.

The Tomb Chapel

The settlement has been known since the 15th century. The Kmites, Matskevichi, and Neselovskys owned the estate. The brick tomb chapel was built in the retrogatic style by Countess Anna Neselovskaya in 1851. The last voivode of Novogrudok, Jozef Neselovsky, is buried in it.

The Tomb Chapel

A brick tomb chapel has been preserved in excellent condition in Polotsk. It is framed on three sides by Doric porticos on elegant paired columns. The chapel was built in the Empire style in 1828. It is located on the territory of the ancient Lutheran cemetery, located near the railway bridge, at the exit from the city towards the Rossons.

The Tomb Chapel

Presumably, this building dates back to 1883. The tomb chapel was also built of brick from the White Kovel Castle. It has the appearance of a truncated pyramid, the top of which was once crowned by a dome that continued the sides of the chapel walls. Senator Alexei Semyonov was buried there. The chapel is located next to the Orthodox church, to the left of its facade.

The Tomb Chapel

This small brick tomb in the classical style was built in 1882. It is located next to the road, in the old cemetery, where it pleases the eye with style and elegance of proportions. A local legend claims that dynamite, brought to destroy the chapel, disappeared one night from a warehouse under guard. What can I say, the people were courageous and brave, and a good memory will live on about them, even in legends.

The Tomb Chapel

The settlement has been mentioned since 1387. It belonged to the Radziwills, the Main ones. Once there were five windmills here. The ancestral building has been preserved since the beginning of the 19th century. Brick Trinity Church in the retrospective Russian style was built in 1869. In 1910, an elegant chapel-tomb was erected in the Christian cemetery. The chapel impresses with its beauty and novelty, although it is more than a hundred years old.

The Tomb Chapel

The Tomb Chapel

The Tomb Chapel

The Tomb Chapel

Obukhovich's Tomb Chapel

Ozheshko's Tomb Chapel

The settlement has been mentioned since the 13th century. Since the 18th century. - property of the Ozheshko family. The buildings of the estate were erected under Jozef Ozheshko at the end of the XVIII century. The side wing of the manor with columns, a brick two-story barn and distillery buildings (1906) have been preserved. The main attraction is the chapel-tomb of Ozheshkov, Bobrinsky, Tolochki. It was built of brick in the retrospective Gothic style in 1849. The chapel is called the "stone flower of Polesie".

Baranovich Burial Chapel

On the P48 road leading from the former town to Traby, this tomb chapel stands in an ancient Catholic cemetery. Until recently, it was in ruins. The Baroque chapel was built of rubble stone in 1858 as the family tomb of the Baranovich family. Today the chapel has been completely restored. A new roof and oak doors were built, the surrounding area, fences and gates of the cemetery were equipped.

The Brochocki Tomb Chapel

Chapel-tomb of the Vankovichi

The Wendorf Tomb Chapel

The Obukhovich family owned these lands since the middle of the XVIII century. Man and time have razed the manor house and outbuildings from the face of the earth. But in the old Catholic cemetery, the chapel-tomb of another wealthy family who owned an estate in Yasenka, the Vetorfs, has been preserved in a tolerable state. The chapel was built in the classical style in the first half of the 19th century. Nearby is the Yelensky crypt, built in the middle of the 19th century. In the form of a pyramidal obelisk made of hewn stone.