Tarashcha

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The city of Tarashcha is located on the Kotlui and Hlybochytsia rivers, 40 kilometers southeast of Bila Tserkva. The ramparts of the Scythian settlement have been preserved on its territory.

In 1611, Tarashcha was first mentioned as a locality (tract) owned by the boyar Lysevych. The village of Tarashcha was founded in 1709 by Colonel Antony Blindovsky, who received these lands from King Augustus II as a reward for his service.

In 1736, a detachment of Haydamaks under the command of the Cossack Kharko captured the Tarashcha castle built by Blindovsky (it has not been preserved). In 1791, Tarashcha received Magdeburg rights, and soon became part of the Russian Empire as a county town. The architect Andre ...

The city of Tarashcha is located on the Kotlui and Hlybochytsia rivers, 40 kilometers southeast of Bila Tserkva. The ramparts of the Scythian settlement have been preserved on its territory.

In 1611, Tarashcha was first mentioned as a locality (tract) owned by the boyar Lysevych. The village of Tarashcha was founded in 1709 by Colonel Antony Blindovsky, who received these lands from King Augustus II as a reward for his service.

In 1736, a detachment of Haydamaks under the command of the Cossack Kharko captured the Tarashcha castle built by Blindovsky (it has not been preserved). In 1791, Tarashcha received Magdeburg rights, and soon became part of the Russian Empire as a county town. The architect Andreyan Zakharov designed for him a complex of present places, some of which serve their purpose to this day.

In the 1890s, a Roman Catholic church was built, which has survived to this day. Another architectural monument is the fire hydrant (XIX century).

Місто Тараща розташоване на річках Котлуй та Глибочиця в 40 кілометрах на південний схід від Білої Церкви. На його території збереглися вали скіфського городища.

В 1611 році Тараща вперше згадується як місцевість (урочище) у власності боярина Лисевича. Село Тараща заснував в 1709 році полковник Антоній Бліндовский, отримавши ці землі від короля Августа II в нагороду за службу.

В 1736 році загін гайдамаків під командуванням козака Харко захопив побудований Бліндовським Таращанський замок (не зберігся). В 1791 році Тараща отримала Магдебурзьке право, а незабаром увійшла до складу Російської імперії як повітове містечко. Архітектор Андреян Захаров спроектував для нього комплекс присутствених місць, частина ...

Місто Тараща розташоване на річках Котлуй та Глибочиця в 40 кілометрах на південний схід від Білої Церкви. На його території збереглися вали скіфського городища.

В 1611 році Тараща вперше згадується як місцевість (урочище) у власності боярина Лисевича. Село Тараща заснував в 1709 році полковник Антоній Бліндовский, отримавши ці землі від короля Августа II в нагороду за службу.

В 1736 році загін гайдамаків під командуванням козака Харко захопив побудований Бліндовським Таращанський замок (не зберігся). В 1791 році Тараща отримала Магдебурзьке право, а незабаром увійшла до складу Російської імперії як повітове містечко. Архітектор Андреян Захаров спроектував для нього комплекс присутствених місць, частина з яких служать за призначенням й понині.

В 1890-х роках побудовано римо-католицький костел, що зберігся до наших днів. Ще один пам'ятник архітектури - пожежна каланча (XIX століття).

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Complex of Present Places, Tarashcha
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Complex of Presence places

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The complex of Present Places in Tarashcha was designed by the imperial architect, professor of the architectural class of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts, Andreyan Zakharov.

It was built in 1803-1817 after Tarashcha became a county town.

Official county offices, a prison, a wing of the Zemstvo court, the treasury, and the city administration have been preserved. Under the complex is a network of underground tunnels, through which prisoners from the Zemstvo prison were taken to the construction of the cathedral (destroyed in the 1930s).

Now one of the buildings houses a labor exchange, the others are used as residential buildings

Map pin icon Tarasa Shevchenko Street, 12

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Fire Tower, Tarashcha
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Fire Tower

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The Tower fire station was built in Tarasha in the middle of the 19th century according to the project of architect Andreyan Zakharov.

It is an architectural monument of local importance. In satisfactory condition, located next to the fire station. The entrance is closed.

Map pin icon Tarasa Shevchenko Street

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Mary Magdalene Church, Tarashcha
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Mary Magdalene Church

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The Roman Catholic Church of Saint Mary Magdalene in Tarashcha was built in the 1890s in the pseudo-Gothic style.

The construction of the church began in 1886. Count Branytsky collected money for it. An organ was installed in the church, the pointed windows were decorated with stained glass.

During the time of the Soviet authorities, they intended to open a pasta factory in the premises, but this was prevented by the Second World War. During the German occupation, the church became an Orthodox temple, and in the 1960s it was divided into 2 floors, making small classrooms on the first floor, and a large assembly hall on the second floor - the church became a music school.

Currently, the Church of Mary Magdalene is one of the decorations of Tarascha, it still houses the Tarascha Music School named after Mykola Lysenko. You can come in and inspect the premises during working hours.

Map pin icon Tarasa Shevchenko Street, 68

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Museum "Porossya Pearls", Tarashcha
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Natural History Museum "Porossya Pearls"

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The Natural History Museum "Porossya Pearls" in Tarashcha has been operating at the Center for Extracurricular Education "Veselka" since 2008. The museum was created on the initiative of the local historian Valeriy Romanyuk with the participation of the famous archaeologist Svitlana Bessonova.

The exposition presents archaeological materials collected on the outskirts of Tarashcha by activists of the Nevryda archaeological club.

In particular, you can see a considerable collection of bronze products of various functional purposes from the Scythian era, early Scythian ceramic dishes, fragments of molded ceramics from other eras.

Household items from the times of Kyivan Rus, household items from the Lithuanian and Polish era, Cossack weapons are also presented.

Map pin icon Tarasa Shevchenko Street, 28

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Tarashcha Historical and Local Lore Museum
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Tarashcha Historical and Local Lore Museum

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Since 1965, the Tarashcha Historical and Local Lore Museum has been located in the priest's house at the Mary Magdalene Church, built in Tarashcha at the end of the 19th century. The priest's brick house was built in 1917.

The exposition of the museum introduces the archaeological finds in the territory of Tarashcha and its surroundings, the history of this region from the earliest times to the present, and the unique culture of the inhabitants of this district of Kyiv region.

In particular, collections of clay figurines, embroidered towels, and various wooden tools are presented. A separate exposition is dedicated to prominent residents of Tarashcha, among whom are many famous scientists and teachers.

Map pin icon Volodymyra Velykoho Street, 22

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