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      🏛 Sovetskaya Square and the Trinity Cathedral

      Клин, Советская пл.

      The centre of old Klin on Leningradskoye Highway: the trading arcades, the Trinity Cathedral and the “Shop Under the Clock”.

      Sovetskaya Square and the Trinity Cathedral
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      Sovetskaya Square and the Trinity Cathedral
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      • The Trinity Cathedral was built with townspeople's money from 1802 and consecrated by Metropolitan Filaret on 24 May 1836.
      • The cathedral's single-tier iconostasis was designed by the architect Bove.
      • The cathedral was “cold”: a stove was built in it only in 1891.
      • In 1929 the cathedral was closed and turned into a canteen, the bell tower was converted into a water tower, and after the war it was a house of culture.
      • The cathedral was returned to the Church on 28 November 2008, and in December the bells rang over the square for the liturgy for the first time in almost a century.
      • Klin's oldest church, the 16th-century Dormition Church, stands 400 metres north-east of the cathedral.

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