The Church of St. George the Victorius, Great Martyr (Lozhgolovo Village, Slantsy District)

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The Church of St. George the Victorius, Great Martyr (Lozhgolovo Village, the Slantsy District). The first wooden church was built about 1660 and was burnt down in 1831. The stone Classicism style church was built in the cemetery during 1832-1835 on the design of the architect A.Z. Komarov for the money of N.A. Tatarinov, the owner of the estate ""Dolgaya Melnitsa""(Long Mill). Iconostasis (it was made in the Academy of Arts in the end of the 18th century) was moved from the church at the Emperor Founding Hospital. It was rebuilt in 1879 (the architect G.A. Solovyev), from 1907 to 1908 (admittedly by the architect P.P. Sokolov) and in 1912 (the architect P.P. Trifanov). The Russian style church was crowned with the massive bulbous dome on the windowed drum and with four small piramidal domes, there was high piramidal bee tower over the narthex. The church worked during the occupation in 1942. The priest Nikolay Nedremsky, the dean of the church (from 1948 to 1961), was buried behind the altar. In November 1963 the church was closed the second time, it was used for a warehouse of fertilizers and workshops, the church was gradually come to ruins. In 1991 it was returned to belivers. The church was restored with the help of the parish of the church of St. George in Srednyaya Rogatka district in St. Petersburg. It has been working since 1998. Shkarovsky, Mikhail Vitalyevich
Bertash, Aleksandr Vitalyevich
Komarov, Aleksandr Zinovyevich
Nedremsky, Nikolay
Sokolov, Pavel Pavlovich
Solovyev, Grigory Alekseyevich
Tatarinov, Nikolay Aleksandrovich
Ttifanov, Pyotr Pavlovich
Leningrad Oblast, the/Slantsi District/Lozhgolovo Village
Аспидов А.П. Церковь Великомученика Георгия Победоносца в Ложголово // Санкт-Петербургские епархиальные ведомости. 1991. № 10, ч. 2., С. 89-91