Syniavka

The village of Syniavka on the Sinyava River is located 25 kilometers northwest of Mena, 5 kilometers from the road P-12 Chernihiv - Novhorod-Siverskyi.

It has been known since 1618, when the village came under the control of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth along with other lands of the Chernihiv Region under the Deulinsky Armistice. Since 1649, Syniavka has been part of the Mena Hundred, since 1652 - the hundredth town of the Mena, and then Chernihiv regiments.

In 1706, the Cossack Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God was founded. The current three-headed wooden Intercession Church (1760-75) is an example of folk architecture of the Left Bank of the Ukrainian Baroque period.

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The village of Syniavka on the Sinyava River is located 25 kilometers northwest of Mena, 5 kilometers from the road P-12 Chernihiv - Novhorod-Siverskyi.

It has been known since 1618, when the village came under the control of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth along with other lands of the Chernihiv Region under the Deulinsky Armistice. Since 1649, Syniavka has been part of the Mena Hundred, since 1652 - the hundredth town of the Mena, and then Chernihiv regiments.

In 1706, the Cossack Church of the Intercession of the Holy Mother of God was founded. The current three-headed wooden Intercession Church (1760-75) is an example of folk architecture of the Left Bank of the Ukrainian Baroque period.

A parish school building in the Art Nouveau style (1900) has been preserved nearby.