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Grabovsky Manor: laundry

Grabovsky Manor: manor house

Since about the middle of the 17th century. These lands belonged to the famous councils of the Zawisz, Radziwills, and Kashits. For his participation in the uprising of 1863-64, K. Kashits was forced to sell the estate of the Mavras family, one of the representatives who suppressed this uprising. In 1887, a stone manor house was built in the Renaissance style. Several outbuildings have been preserved, as well as the cold and stone Galanskaya Shatrovka windmill, which was built in the late 50s. He was still working. Today, the manor house has been restored and people live in it.

Grabovsky Manor: manor house

The manor of the Grabovsky noble family was founded in the middle of the 19th century. Back in 1998, the manor house was in perfect condition and was used as an administrative office, but later it was severely damaged by vandals and cannot be restored today. A landscape park has also been launched.

Gribovo Manor: one-storey wing

Gribov Manor: outbuildings

Gribovo Manor: manor house

Since 1939, the land of the former Gribovo estate has been occupied by local agriculture. Many outbuildings were eventually destroyed, the old park was cut down, and small ponds were neglected. The manor house, built of brick in the style of late classicism, a small one-story wing and several solid stone outbuildings have been preserved to this day. All the buildings of the former estate are successfully operated today. Renovation work has been carried out, the house has been covered with a new roof.

Gursky Manor: a park

Dolgoruky Manor: wing

It is unknown what the lone stone building standing here was intended for. Perhaps it was once a solid refrigerator with a huge basement, which stood in the local Dolgoruky estate since the middle of the 19th century. Fragments of the ancient park have also been preserved.

Dombrovetsky Manor: a house for servants

Dombrovetsky Manor: manor house

A settlement is known from the beginning. The 16th. as the property of the noble ranks of the Ilyinichs, Mosevichs, Berdovskys, and Grabatovichs.. After the suppression of the uprising of 1863-64, the Moscow authorities confiscated the estate. The manor house was built by the Dambrovetsky family in 1886.ponds, a park, outbuildings and the manor house itself, built in the Neo-Gothic style, have been preserved. Even today, many of the buildings of the former Zadvatovsky estate are successfully used, and a small village library operates in the manor house.

Dameykay Manor: gates

Domeyko Manor: columns of the manor house

Dernalovich Manor: ruins of the distillery building

Since about the middle of the XVIII century, the estate of the Dernalovich family was located here. Over time, the main buildings of the estate, including the manor house, were destroyed. Fragments of an ancient landscape park and ruins of the distillery's main building have been preserved. Until recently, the building was used for household purposes.

Dziadzilavichi Manor: the brewery building

Since the middle of the 19th century. on these lands, lying on both sides of the small river Gresy, the Dyadilovichi estate, which belonged to the rich Tyshkevich family, flourished. The huge distillery building, made up of stone and brick, alcohol storerooms, two stone stables, and a landscape park have been preserved. Some of the buildings are now in ruins.

Dedilovichi Manor: stable wing on the left

Dedilovichi Manor: law stable wing

Dyakonsky Manor: Brovar

Dyakonsky Manor: stone chair

Dyakonsky Manor: manor house

The ancient Chakhets estate has been known since 1563. It was owned by the Mezhnevsky family, then by the Krupinsky family. In 1856, the next owners of these lands, the Deacons, built a large manor house in the classical style here, of which one wing remains today. In the old park, also in ruins, there is a house building that is still suitable for restoration. On one of the paths of the park you can see a stone chair.

Derezhinsky Manor: manor house

The sturdy stone house of the Derezhinsky family, built in the Art Nouveau style in the second half of the 19th century, has been preserved. There is a landscape park with lime alleys all around. An ancient stone cross has recently been installed near the house. The distillery is in a neglected state of construction. The Church of the Intercession, built in the pseudo-Russian brick style in 1886, is in ruins. An ancient stone cross, brought here by local residents, can also be seen on the floor of the temple.

Doria-Dernalovich Manor: outbuildings

Doria-Dernalovich Manor: starch factory

Doria-Dernalovich manor: manor house

Drucki-Lyubecki Manor "Charlyona": gate

The Orthodox Church of the Nativity of Paraskeva Pyatnitsa was built in the retrospective-Russian style near the village in 1867. It is surrounded by a low stone fence. Across the road from the church, you can see the miraculously preserved entrance gate of the former estate of the noble Drucki-Lyubetski family, built of brick in the Gothic style in 1886. There is no protective sign on this unique building.

Dyshlevsky Manor: outbuildings

The vast holdings of the Dyshlevsky family estate, which once flourished here, are now occupied by private development, modern roads and fields owned by private and public farms. Fragments of the landscape park have been preserved, the manor house has not survived to this day. There is also a good-quality outbuilding left of the estate, built at the very beginning of the twentieth century. Today it has been completely restored and is used as an administrative building.

Zherna Manor: manor house

A one-story manor house in the neoclassical style with Art Nouveau elements, built of brick in 1860, has been preserved here. It belonged to the former estate, which was alternately owned by the Belyankov, Muravsky, and Ozerov families. After the Second World War, the village school worked in the house for a long time. There was an attempt to restore the house, but due to a combination of circumstances, it is now abandoned again.

Zverovich Manor: watermill

Zverovich Manor: stable

Zverovich Manor: manor house

Zdrojevsky Manor: manor house

There used to be a military town near the village, which at one time – and this is about the beginning of the 1960s - was founded on the lands of the former estate of the Zdrojevsky gentry. The brick manor house in the classical style, built in 1877, has been preserved in good condition here. In Soviet times, it was adapted as a hotel.