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"The chapel of the roadside (XIX century.

The Roadside Chapel (XX century

The Chapel of St. St. Anthony (middle of the XVIII century .)

On the ancient Catholic cemetery on the outskirts of the village stands a Catholic chapel of the middle of the XVIII century (according to local residents-the end of the XVIII century). The shrine was built of wooden beams in the style of classicism and folk architecture. Consecrated in honor of St. Anthony. The pediment, protruding, may have previously been supported by wooden columns.

The Chapel of St. The Barbarians (1930)

In the old Catholic city cemetery, in addition to the ancient stone tombstones, you can see a Catholic chapel built of rubble stone in the style of neo-Romanesque architecture. It was built in 1932 at the very beginning of the 21st century. it was completely restored, the adjacent territory was landscaped.

St. Stephen's Chapel (1903

The Gravestone Chapel (Proletarskaya St.

The Gravestone Chapel (ruins

In the ancient Catholic cemetery, very close to the village, several tombstone chapels have been preserved in a dilapidated state. Here you can also see the unique creations of human hands-tombstone crosses, carved from solid stone depths. How much work, effort and skills have been invested in order to create such monuments.

Tombstone chapel (19th century), Hryniewiczy

In addition to the unique ruins of the Franciscan monastery church, built of brick in the Baroque style in 1790, the Catholic cemetery has preserved in a deplorable state a tombstone chapel in the form of a cylindrical pyramid, built of stone and brick at the end of the 18th century. A cast-iron plate with images of family coats of arms has been preserved on the pyramid.

The Gravestone Chapel (19th century

At the confluence of the Lahozva and Shchara rivers, next to a huge reservoir, in an ancient Catholic cemetery located on a high hill, offering magical views of the surrounding landscape, you can also admire the tombstone chapel, made of brick in the form of a pointed pyramid, erected at the end of the XVIII century. According to one legend, this pyramid was erected at the burial site of the participants in the 1794 uprising.

Chapel-tombstone of M. Protasevich (XIX century

"Chapel-tombstone, in the cemetery (XIX century.

There is also a rather abandoned old cemetery. The next pyramid of Belarus is in a completely depressing state. This chapel-tomb was built of brick in the style of historicism architecture at the end of the XVIII century. There is an empty crypt under the base of the pyramid. An amazing building, unique in its architecture. According to local residents, the young wife of one of the local landowners is buried in the crypt.

The Tomb Chapel (1860

In the 40s of the 19th century, a small chapel-tomb of the owner of a local estate in the classical style with eclectic elements was erected in the old Catholic cemetery. After 1864, the chapel, like many Catholic shrines, was rededicated. It is no longer known who exactly was buried here.

The Tomb Chapel (1910

The Tomb Chapel (ruins)

The Tomb Chapel (ruins)

The Tomb Chapel (19th century

The tomb chapel (18th century, ruin

The Chapel-tomb of the Princes (1800

In 1800, this unique pyramid-shaped structure in the historicist style was erected in the Catholic cemetery of stone and brick. This is the tomb chapel of the owners of the local Zavisha estate, the most original construction of the route.

The chapel-tomb of the Sventorzhetskys (1838-40

This pyramid was built in the style of memorial architecture made of brick in 1898 as the ancestral tomb of the owners of the local Sventorzhitsky estate. On the ground floor there is a funeral hall with lancet windows and a crypt with niches for burials. The chapel is located on the territory of an operating distillery and can only be admired from behind the fence.

The Khamentovsky Burial Chapel (1846

On a small hill overgrown with century-old lime trees, you can see the tomb chapel of the famous noble family of Khamentovsky, which is unusual in its beauty. It was built of light brick in 1846. A unique monument of our national heritage urgently needs conservation.

Chapels (mid-19th century

Korolevskaya Sloboda (object

In the middle of the 17th century. The town of Kazimir stood on the banks of the Berezina River. Since 1643, he had Magdeburg rights, his coat of arms, a town hall was built, and the city government operated. The city was completely destroyed during the war of 1654-1667 between the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and Russia. In 2006, large-scale archaeological excavations took place in the district, which confirmed the fact that an ancient city was located here.

The Tavern (the 20s of the XIX century

Karetnaya (19th century)

The church (ruins)

On the outskirts of a small village, a small building is still alive, in which, until recently, a rural school operated. But in 1930, this building of concrete blocks in the style of constructivism was built as a church. The old-timers claim that the temple was built in honor of the Polish politician Yu. Pilsudski.

The Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary (1773).

In 1773, the Jesuit monks built a Catholic church in the wooden village cemetery in the style of folk architecture with Baroque elements, consecrated in honor of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary. In 1962, the Soviet authorities closed the church, and only at the end of the twentieth century it was returned to the faithful. The wooden manor house, built in the classical style in 1886 on the estate of the last owners of this place, the Blavdeviches, has also been preserved.

The Church of the Virgin Mary (1904

Church of the Virgin Mary (1909

Church of the Virgin Mary (1933

Church of the Virgin Mary (object

"This brick Catholic church was built in the Neo-Gothic style at the expense of the parishioners of the city in the early twentieth century. The main temple has been partially preserved. The facade of the building was destroyed