Lozhgolovo known since 1498. In the 19th century, the “Long Mill” estate belonged to the landowner Tatarinov, who in 1834 built a church on the hill in the name of the St. George.
Description
Lozhgolovo known since 1498. In the 19th century, the “Long Mill” estate belonged to the landowner Tatarinov, who in 1834 built a church on the hill in the name of the St. George.
According to legend, St. George himself appeared to the citizens on this hill. He was tired of fighting snakes and sat down to rest on a stump for rest. After which, a large stone cross was erected at this place, which is still kept in the chapel. The remains of the dam and huge larch trees speak of the rich estate “Long Mill” that existed here …
About this
- Duration of Tour Program Total 12.0 hours
- Live tour guide
- Wheelchair accessible
- No hidden cost
- Admission tickets included
- Included in the tour program
Open
Monday Closed
Tuesday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Wednesday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Thursday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Friday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Saturday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Sunday 10:00AM – 06:00PM
Highlights
From the Novgorod posadnik, the boyar Zarin-Ovinov, to the landowners Tatarinov, who owned the Dolgaya Melnitsa estate, a lot of events happened in the life of the villagers. But one event, of course, stands out – in 1660 a peasant nicknamed “Shishimar” built a wooden church in the name of the great martyr St. George. Unfortunately, it burned down in 1831, but the story does not end there …
