The urban village of Orativ is located in the east of the Vinnytsia region, 90 kilometers from the regional center.
It was first mentioned in 1448 in the materials of the Vilnius Diet. It belonged to the Orativ and Kleschinsky magnates. In the 17th century, there was an Orativ castle, which was destroyed by the Tatars in 1648. In the 18th century, the Polish magnates of Oranski became the owners of Orativ. In 1765, the church of St. Stanislav was founded at the expense of Stanislav of Oransky. In 1845, when Orativ already had the status of a city, the old church was rebuilt in the neo-Romanesque style.
The park and rebuilt palace of the Orativ landowner, retired general Mykhailo Voronovych (XIX century) have also been preserved.
Селище Оратів розташоване на сході Вінницької області, в 90 кілометрах від обласного центру.
Вперше згадується в 1448 році в матеріалах Віленського сейму. Належало магнатам Оратівським та Клещинським. В XVII столітті існував замок Оратівський, який був зруйнований татарами в 1648 році. В XVIII столітті господарями Оратова стали польські магнати Оранські. Коштом Станіслава Оранського в 1765 році був заснований костел Святого Станіслава. В 1845 році, коли Оратів вже мав статус міста, старий костел було перебудовано в неороманському стилі.
Також зберігся парк і перебудований палац оратівського поміщика, відставного генерала Михайла Вороновича (XIX століття).
Orativ Museum of Local Lore
Museum / gallery
The Orativ Local Lore Museum was founded in 1993 and is subordinated to the Department of Culture, Youth and Sports of the Orativ Village Council.
The institution is located in the former library in the center of the village of Orativ.
The museum collection is more than 2,000 items. The ethnographic collection includes home-woven embroidered shirts from the villages of Yakymivka, Chovnovytsia, Lopatynka, Mervyn, Orativ, Rozhychna, ceramics of local potters, as well as various items of Ukrainian folk life.
Saint Stanislav's Church
Temple , Architecture
The Church of Saint Stanislav was founded in Orativ in 1765 at the expense of magnate Stanislav Oransky. In 1845, the old church was rebuilt in the neo-Romanesque style at the expense of the parishioners.
In 1856, Apollo Kozhenovsky and Eva Bobrovska, the parents of the writer Dzhozef Konrad (Dzhozef Teodor Konrad Kozhenovsky) were married in this church.
In Soviet times, the church building was used as a cinema, then as a cultural center. In 1996, the church of Saint Stanislav was returned to the Catholic community of Orativ.
Voronovych Manor
Palace / manor , Architecture
The Orativ manor was founded by retired general Mykhaylo Voronovych, who moved to Orativ from St. Petersburg in the second half of the 19th century.
On the banks of the Zhyva River, he laid out a landscape park and built a two-story palace with side towers in 1892.
During Soviet times, the building was rebuilt beyond recognition and covered with tiles, and was used as an orphanage.
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