Church of the Intercession description and photo - Russia - Golden Ring: Tutaev

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Church of the Intercession description and photo - Russia - Golden Ring: Tutaev
Church of the Intercession description and photo - Russia - Golden Ring: Tutaev

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Church of the Intercession
Church of the Intercession

Description of the attraction

The Church of the Intercession, one of the most ancient temples of Tutaev, was built in 1654. Until 1771, the Novopokrovsky Monastery existed on the site of the Intercession Church.

The church is a squat one-story refectory building. The bell tower, decorated with 17th century green tiles, is attached to the church. As conceived by the builders, the temple was supposed to have, apparently, a second floor. This is indicated, for example, by the unusually thick walls, even for a warm winter church, as well as four extremely massive pillars inside a low vaulted room, designed to serve as a reliable support when erecting floors on the second floor. But for some reason, perhaps for lack of funds to continue construction work, the second tier was never started.

Several interesting icons have been preserved in the interior of the church, including the icon of the Mother of God "On the addition of the mind", which is prayed for to strengthen intellectual abilities. Frescoes of the 17th century have been preserved on the walls of the porch.

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