Pekariv

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The remote Polissyan village of Pekariv is located in the confluence of the Desna and Seym rivers, 100 kilometers east of Chernihiv, 10 kilometers southeast of Sosnytsia. Administratively, it is part of the Sosnytsia hromada of the Koryukivka district of the Chernihiv region.

The first written references to the village of Pekariv date back to the first half of the 17th century, when it belonged to Oleksandr Kysil. Among local historians there is a version that the name of the village is connected with the fact that the first settlers were bakers from Kyiv.

In 1762, Hetman Kyrylo Rozumovskyi handed over the village to the Nizhyn regimental commander Hryhoriy Dolynskyi, who was the chief caretaker of the post office of the Kyiv tract. Since then, Pekariv belonged to the Dolyns ...

Віддалене поліське село Пекарів розташоване в міжріччі Десни та Сейму за 100 кілометрів на схід від Чернігова, за 10 кілометрів на південний схід від Сосниці. Адміністративно входить до складу Сосницької громади Корюківського району Чернігівськоїї області.

Перші писемні згадки про село Пекарів припадають на першу половину XVII століття, коли воно належало Олександрові Киселю. Серед краєзнавців побутує версія, що назва села пов'язана з тим, що першими поселенцями були пекарі з-під Києва.

У 1762 році гетьман Кирило Розумовський передав село ніжинському полковому осавулу Григорію Долинському, який був головним доглядачем над поштою Київського тракту. З тих пір Пекарів протягом понад півтора століття належав козацько-старшинському роду Долинських. Останньою власницею Пекарів ...

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Dolynsky Palace, Pekariv
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Dolynsky Palace

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The wooden palace of the Dolynskyi landowners in the village of Pekariv in the Chernihiv region was built in 1834 in the style of classicism. This is a rare example of wooden manor construction of the Left Bank of Ukraine, preserved from the 19th century.

The regimental osavul Hryhoriy Karpovych Dolynskyi received the village of Pekariv from hetman Kyrylo Rozumovskyi in 1762. His grandson Hryhoriy Hryhorovych Dolynskyi built a new palace on the site of his grandfather's estate. Its last resident was the landowner Sofiya Dolynska.

The two-story building is made in the style of early classicism with baroque elements. The main and park facades are decorated with four-column porticoes of the Tuscan order. The walls are decorated with wood carvings. A spiral staircase leads to the second floor.

During Soviet times, the Dolynskyi estate housed a school, thanks to which the building has survived to this day. The palace has been empty since 2001. Activists plan restoration.

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Geographical information about Pekariv

Administrative status village
Founded / first mentioned XVII
Latitude 51.47277
Longitude 32.61925
Area, sq. km 1.61
Population 416
Postal codes 16150
Region

Chernihiv