🏛 Church of Saints Zosima and Savvaty in Golyanovo

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A stone church of 1842 in the former village of Golyanovo, on the site of a 17th-century wooden church; in Soviet times it housed enterprises.

The first wooden church in Golyanovo was built in the 1660s, when the village was the estate of Tsar Alexey Mikhailovich.
The present Empire-style church was built by the Trubetskoy landowners; a spring flowed where the "Life-Giving Spring" altar now stands.
In 1889 the building was rebuilt to a design by the architect V. F. Baranov.
In the 1930s a pasta factory was set up in the church, and the bell tower, without its dome, was used as a factory chimney.
Patriarch Alexy II performed the great consecration of the restored church on 21 August 1999.
The icon painter Nikolay Gusev began painting the dome and the main cube in the manner of 17th-century frescoes.

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