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Manor house Golovichpole

Grebnitsky Manor House

Manor house of the Drutskys-Lyubetskys

Since the middle of the XVIII century. - the possessions of the wealthy Oginsky magnate family. Then the New Field was owned by the noble Selyav family. Since the middle of the 19th century. moves to Drutsky-Lyubetsky. In 1828, they built a manor house in the classical style of a very complex and heavy structure. Part of the house was built under the old owners, the peasants. A refrigerator building has been preserved in an ancient park not far from the house.

Manor house with a side tower

G G108 Vyadomy has been known as a village in the Russian Federation since the beginning of the 16th century. The Vishnevetsky, Shuisky, and Prozory villages owned the village. Since the 17th century. – the village. In 1912, the visionaries built a new two-story brick manor house with an original side tower on the old foundations. Three gate pylons and a rich landscape park have been preserved, and today it is well maintained.

Ivanovsky Manor House

This village has preserved two luxurious manor houses. Surrounded by an old park, the Ivanovsky manor house in the Art Nouveau style rises, which bears the beautiful name "Lyabyodka Ivanovskaya". The wooden manor house in the folk architecture style of the "Galavichpolle" estate was built in 1935. Today it is adapted for a Catholic chapel.

Konstantin Akushko Manor House

All the buildings that have been preserved from the once rich estate of Konstantin Akushka can now be seen in the collective farm yard. A partially preserved brick manor house in the classical style, as well as an outbuilding, barn and stable. During the Second World War, a camp for Russian prisoners of war was located in these buildings. All the buildings were built in the early 19th century.

Korenevsky Manor House

The manor house of the Princes Romanov

Perhaps the city of G G91 was born here once.. The ancient settlement of the XII century has been preserved. In 1907, an Art Nouveau manor house of the Romanov princes was built on this brick settlement. At the foot of the house there is a small pond surrounded by the remains of a landscape park.

Manor house of Maneyka

The buildings remaining from the former Maneyko estate are located about two kilometers from the village. A 19th-century manor house has been preserved in the Ancient Park. and the brick buildings of the farmyard. Historians claim that it was in this house that Polish writer Henryk Sienkiewicz wrote his famous novel ”Pan Volodiovsky".

Merzhaysky Manor House

A famous settlement since the beginning of the XVI century. It belonged to the Olelkovichs, Radziwills, and Nezabytovskys. Since the 18th century. – the village. The ancestral home of the Merzhaevsky gentry family was located here. The manor house in the classical style was built of brick in 1782. During the restoration of the manor house, the greenhouse attached to the house on the left side of the main entrance was irretrievably lost.

Milos Manor House

The manor house of the Plyateurs

The Prushinsky Manor House

The estate has been known since the middle of the XV century. These lands were owned by Tolochinsky, Prushinsky, Lyubansky. The Prushinsky manor house has been preserved. The ruins include a tomb chapel, a gate, a gatehouse, a brewery, a house for workers, and a watermill. The estate is being actively restored, and a landscape park is being built. Located on the shore at the confluence of two rivers, Loshitsa fascinates with its wonderful views and the spirit of romanticism.

The Raetsky Manor House

Manor house of the Kuchinsky family

A wooden manor house, a blacksmith shop and part of the park have been preserved from the possessions of the Kuchinsky family (XIX century). Perhaps today the house is in its own possession. The intervention of government agencies to save the architectural monument of our national heritage is urgently needed.

Manor house of the Medvedsky family

Until recently, a school operated in this manor house of the ancient Medvedsky family, but now it is closed. The house is surrounded by a landscape park, which has been preserved in good condition, with many shady alleys and picturesque clearings. Of the outbuildings, a blacksmith shop, a kitchen, and a smokehouse in the form of a simple round tower have been preserved in good condition.

The manor house of the Tsundevitsky family

The manor house of the Tsundevitsky family stands abandoned after the fire. The house was built on a large foundation in about 1886. across the street there is a wooden Catholic chapel, built in the style of folk architecture in 1811. In the 1930s, the chapel was closed, and in the early 1980s it was adapted as a retail outlet. The chapel stands out for its octagonal log cabin.

Manor house of the Spytkovs

Sukhodolsky Manor House

Tarasevich Manor House

Manor house in the "Old Polish" style

Here you can see a manor house built in the "Old Polish" style, popular in the 17th-18th centuries. The architecture of the mansion also includes elements of eclecticism and classicism.

Khreptovich Manor House

Titov Manor House

Chernotsky Manor House

The settlement has been known since the 15th century. The Chernotsky manor house is in good condition. It was built in the classical style of brick in 1810. A hundred years later, the house was rebuilt. The Taborovichi and Masalsky owned the estate. In an abandoned park with picturesque stakes, you can see a stone table that also served as a sundial. There are also stone slabs erected in honor of the uprising of 1863-1864.

Manor house of the noble family of Vankovich

The famous noble family of Vankovich owned this estate for several centuries. In 1859, a huge manor house was built of brick. The ruins of outbuildings and the park have been preserved in stunning desolation. Since the estate is located on the territory of the settlement, all buildings are being destroyed. The estate has an impressive rubble road made of crushed red bricks.

Manor house of Shishkov

A famous settlement from the 15th century. A small but very picturesque manor house in the neo-Baroque style, belonging to the Shishkov family, built in the early 19th century. A two-storey wing and a stone stable building (1879) have been preserved next to the house. The ancient park still provides shade and coolness to locals and tourists who come here.

Antonovich-Chetvertinsky estates: gates

Antonovich-Chetvertinsky estates: watermill

Antonovich-Chetvertinsky estates: outbuildings

Antonovich-Chetvertinsky estates: residential building