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This modest wooden Trinity Church may have once been a residential building. The temple was built in 1940. on the banks of the river, which is gradually drying up, there is a good stone mill (1884), and on the edge of the village there is a Jewish cemetery, recently restored by local residents, who lifted overturned tombstones and removed the cemetery territory.

Trinity Church

The city was founded in the 17th century. In Khotimsk, you can see the easternmost temple in Belarus-the Pokrovskaya Church in the style of folk architecture, built in 1819. The Great Trinity Church was built of brick in a retrospective Russian style in 1861. There are interesting houses of ancestral buildings on Sadovaya Street, 20, Komsomolskaya, 22 and Dzerzhinsky, 15.

Trinity Church

The Trinity Church in the retrospective Russian style of the Synodal direction was built of wood in 1869. the church, successfully painted in blue, is clearly visible from the highway P43. not far from the temple, very close to the road, the post office building, built of brick in 1839, has been preserved. locals are trying to restore the station building and open a roadside cafe in it.

Trinity Church

In 1853, a brick Trinity Church in the classical style was erected on the banks of the Western Dvina River. The temple was restored several times. In 1935, a warehouse was built in the church. During the Second World War, the temple was destroyed. Renovated in 1999, the brick Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas was built in 1896. The Trinity in the retrospective-Russian style. It was in ruins until 1990, but later it was restored.

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

It has been mentioned since the 16th century. It has been a small town since 1522. Indura belonged to the Kishkas, Radziwills, Pats, and Voloviches. In 1814, the brick Trinity Church in the Empire style was built. It was renovated in 1904. The Church of St. A. Nevsky in the pseudo-Russian style was built of brick in 1881. the brick building of the educational institution (XIX century.). The farm building of the estate (XVIII century.). In 1885, the building of the synagogue was erected. A huge hillfort. A Jewish cemetery has been preserved near the village of Zhitarad.

Trinity Church

The Trinity Church in the Art Nouveau style has been built of brick, stone and concrete since 1939. The building seems very massive and heavy. A stone chapel has also been preserved in the village. In 1990, the only monument in Belarus to the victims of fascism and communism was erected next to the church.

Trinity Church

The central square of the city is decorated with the Trinity Church, built of brick in the neo-Romanesque style in 1908. It was closed from 1950 to 1989. In 1901, the Intercession Church was built of brick in the retrospective Russian style opposite the church. There is also a monument to Napoleon Horde in the park. Quite a rich ancestral building of the city of the 19th century.

Trinity Church

In the XVI century. this is sala G105 sala Solomeretsky. In 1804, a small town. Adam Khmara, the owner of the local estate, built the Trinity Church in the Baroque style in 1791. In 1866, the church was rebuilt as a church. In 1880, Maxim Bogdanovich's parents were married in this church. Today, the ancient Catholic cemetery around the shrine, which is called the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin, is slowly being destroyed.

Trinity Church

In 1826, this brick church was built as the Trinity Church with a stone fence and a gate in three tiers. In 1865, it was partially destroyed and rebuilt as a church. It was inactive from 1938 to 1990. It was restored in 1990 and now operates as the Trinity Orthodox Church. The fence and the modified bell tower were partially preserved.

Trinity Church

It has been known since 1213. Since the beginning of the 14th century, it was part of the VKL and belonged to Prince Vytautas. In 1561, she received the incomplete Magdeburg Law and the coat of arms. In 1903, the Trinity Church in the Neo-Gothic style was built in the city. In 1932, a warehouse was opened in the church. Until 1999, there was even a beer bar in the church. The Assumption Cathedral was built of brick in the classical style in 1842. The Jewish cemetery and synagogue, as well as the building of the former postal and telegraph office, have been preserved.

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

The settlement has been known since the 15th century. It was part of the VKL, it was the property of the Ilyinichi, Radziwills. At the expense of Radziwill Sirotka, the Catholic Trinity Church was built in the Renaissance style with elements of defensive architecture. A three-tiered bell tower in the same style was erected next to the church. In 1718, the town received Magdeburg rights and a coat of arms. In 1733, a wooden Uniate shrine was built. After the uprising of 1863-1864, it was rebuilt and rededicated into an Orthodox church, which today bears the features of the Baroque.

Trinity Church: plebania

Trinity Church: plebania

Trinity Church: 17th century sundial.

Trinity Church

The Trinity Church in the retrospective Russian style was built according to a standard design in 1884. It was not operational until 1990. The church's fence, made of huge boulders, is admired, perhaps it has been preserved from the previous temple. You can also see the ruins of an ancient gate, an amazing four-story watermill, and a synagogue built in the early 19th century. It is worth visiting the Jewish cemetery, literary and ethnographic museum.

Trinity Church

In 1632, the Basilian monastery was founded here, which operated until 1840. In 1768, with the financing of the local nobility, a brick Trinity Church in Rococo style, then a Uniate church, was built in the Ancient Park of the Slug estate. In 1895, the church was rededicated to the Orthodox Church. A gardener's house, a barn and the oldest brewery in Belarus, built in 1830, have been preserved from the slug estate.

Trinity Church

The temple stands on a gentle hill, so its silhouette is visible far beyond the outskirts of the village, and even in cloudy weather, its domes, like two beacons, do not allow the traveler to lose his way. This lovely wooden church was built in the pseudo-Russian style in 1872. The exterior of the church is painted in a pleasant green color. The spacious prayer hall is filled with streams of light coming from the light drum under the main dome.

Trinity Church

Markova has been mentioned since 1415. Since 1486, it has been a small town. On a hill in the center of the village stands the Trinity Church, built of stone and brick in the retrospective Russian style in 1860. Next to the church you can see an interesting building, either a bell tower or a gatehouse (XIX century). In the park near the temple there is a wooden chapel in the style of folk architecture.

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

There is a unique religious building here -a triangular temple. The Trinity brick Church was built in 1823 at the expense of the local noble Nezabytovsky. According to legend, a church was being built for Freemasons. Originally, the temple was wooden with three entrances and an altar in the middle. This shrine was also restored thanks to the priest Grigory Sapun. The ruins of several outbuildings remain from the Nezabytovskys' estate.

Trinity Church

Since 1980, the museum of the Belarusian writer Yanka Moor has been operating in the local school. He used to work as a teacher here. The Trinity Church in the retrospective Russian style was built of brick in 1891. Until recently, the church lay in ruins. The shrine was damaged during the Second World War. It was restored in 1990.

Trinity Church

Trinity Church

It was rebuilt from a Uniate church that had stood on this site since the beginning of the 18th century. The railway station building was erected in 1905. There is a brick chapel in the Art Nouveau style (19th century) in the cemetery. The graves of participants in the 1863-1864 uprising have been preserved here.

Trinity Church

The Yelskaya shrine was built in the 70s-80s of the XVIII century. The building is made in the classical style, but has features of Baroque and folk architecture. In 1870, the temple was rebuilt, and a three-level bell tower was added to the main facade of the temple. During the Second World War, the temple was inactive. In the 1990s, the Orthodox shrine was restored and opened to the faithful.', 'text', 'YELSK\R\n\r\nThe YELSK SHRINE was built in the 70s-80s of the XVIII CENTURY. THE BUILDING IS MADE IN THE CLASSICAL STYLE