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General information about Lubny

The city of Lubny on the Kyiv-Poltava highway is one of the oldest settlements in the Poltava region.

It was founded by Prince Volodymyr Svyatoslavych of Kyiv in 988 as a fortress over the Sula River (Upper Val tract), which was originally made of wood (basin). The first chronicle mention dates back to 1107.

In the 16th and 17th centuries, Lubny was the capital of the Transdnieper (royal) branch of the Vyshnevetskyi princes. In 1591, the city received Magdeburg rights, a fortress was built on the site of an ancient Rus settlement. In 1639, Yarema Vyshnevetskyi turned the Lubensk fortress into a luxurious magnate's residence, but in 1648 it was razed to the ground by Cossack troops. Since 1658, Lubny has been a regimental town. It flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries ...

The city of Lubny on the Kyiv-Poltava highway is one of the oldest settlements in the Poltava region.

The Church of the Nativity of the Virgin (19th century), the Church of All Saints on the Upper Val (1836), the Trinity Church (1861), the building of the Diocesan School (1907), the Zemstvo Hospital (1913-1915), a park overlooking the Sula River have been preserved , a monument to the 1000th anniversary of Lubny (1988).

Nearby is the famous Mhar Monastery (1619) with the Transfiguration Cathedral (1684-1692), which combines old Ukrainian architecture of the XI-XII centuries with the Baroque-Renaissance architecture of Western Europe.

Lubny City Day is celebrated on September 18.

Місто Лубни на трасі Київ-Полтава - одне з найдавніших поселень Полтавщини.

Засноване київським князем Володимиром Святославичем в 988 році як фортеця над річкою Сулою (урочище Верхній Вал), яка спочатку була дерев'яною (луб'яною). Перша літописна згадка датується 1107 роком.

В XVI-XVII столітях Лубни були столицею Задніпровської (королівської) гілки князів Вишневецьких. У 1591 році місто отримало Магдебурзьке право, на місці давньоруського городища була побудована фортеця. У 1639 році Ярема Вишневецький перетворив Лубенську фортецю в розкішну магнатську резиденцію, але в 1648 році її зрівняли з землею козацькі війська. З 1658 року Лубни - полкове місто. Розквіт припав на XVIII-XIX столітя, коли місто стало локальним освітнім і культурним центром.

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Місто Лубни на трасі Київ-Полтава - одне з найдавніших поселень Полтавщини.

Зберігся храм Різдва Богородиці (XIX сторіччя), церква Всіх Святих на Верхньому Валу (1836 рік), Троїцька церква (1861 рік), будинок Єпархіального училища (1907 рік), земська лікарня (1913-1915 роки), парк з видом на річку Сула, пам'ятник 1000-літтю Лубен (1988 рік).

Неподалік - знаменитий Мгарський монастир (1619 рік) зі Спасо-Преображенським собором (1684-1692 роки), в якому поєднана староукраїнська архітектура XI-XII століть з бароково-ренесансною архітектурою Західної Європи.

День міста Лубни відзначається 18 вересня.

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Tourist attractions and museums of Lubny

All Saints of Ukrainian Land Church

Temple , Architecture

The modest church of All Saints of the Ukrainian Land in Lubny is located on the territory of the Children's Park named after Oles Donchenko, opposite the market.

Founded in 1836. Now it belongs to the community of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine.

Mystetska Street, 3

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Diocesan School

Architecture

The luxurious building of the women's diocesan school adorns the center of the city of Lubny.

The building was built in 1907 according to the project of the famous architect, academician of architecture Oleksiy Beketov at the expense of the candle factory of the diocese. The school opened the following year.

Now it is Lubny secondary school No. 10.

Viktora Novikova Street, 2

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Holy Trinity Church

Temple , Architecture

The Holy Trinity Church in Lubny is located in the building of the former dormitory of the medical school in Nyzhniy Val, although until 1961 it was the central and largest church of the city.

The wooden Trinity Church was first mentioned in 1622. It stood until 1869, when a white stone five-domed temple was erected in place of the old temple, which beautified and ennobled the central square of the city.

In 1960, under the pretext of clearing the site for the construction of a hotel, the Trinity Church was moved to an unsuitable building on the outskirts of the city, and the church in the city center was blown up.

Today, the church has been rebuilt in classical Orthodox forms.

Nyzhniy Val Street, 2

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Lubny Museum of Local Lore named after Hnat Stelletsky

Architecture , Museum / gallery

The Lubny Museum of Local Lore named after Hnat Stelletsky is one of the oldest museums in the Poltava region.

Founded in the second half of the 19th century. Initially, it was a museum room at the Lubny Male Gymnasium. The initiator of the opening and the first director was the Ukrainian archaeologist, teacher Fedir Kaminsky. The basis of the exposition was the finds made by him during excavations in the Lubny region.

In 1918, on the basis of the nationalized museum of the gymnasium, the State Museum of Local Lore was created, which currently has about 30,000 exhibits in its collections. Occupies an old one-story mansion in the city center.

In the permanent exposition - archaeological finds of the Hintsevska settlement lot from the Eneolithic era, decorations from the Scythian era, relics from the Cossack times of the 17th-18th centuries, materials about the Mhar Monastery. There is a collection of numismatics, church utensils, and old books.

A collection of "Scythian women" is exhibited near the entrance to the local lore museum.

Yaroslava Mudroho Street, 30/25

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