Trehsviatskoe. Near church Guria, Samona and Aviva (2009) 360 Panorama

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Trehsviatskoe. Near church Guria, Samona and Aviva (2009)

Kaluga Oblast

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Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin

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The wooden Temple of Three Prelates has been constructed in 1794г. parishioners. The stone Temple is constructed in the XX-th century beginning (1904-1910г.) external walls of the basic volume of the Temple, an altar part (three apses with the arch) and as the bottom part (about 13 heights) belltowers has partially remained By this time have well remained.

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Copyright: Vasily Kumaev &Amp; Andrew Mishin
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 16040x8020
Taken: 31/03/2009
Chargée: 04/04/2009
Published: 04/04/2009
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Tags: church; abandoned; russia; 2009; trekhsvyatskoye; trehsviatskoe

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Kaluga Oblast is a federal subject of Russia (an oblast). Its administrative center is the city of Kaluga. It was created in 1944 out of four other oblasts: Moskva Oblast, Orel Oblast, Smolensk Oblast, and Tula Oblast. It is located at the historical region of the former Kaluga Governorate.