Verkhiv

The Church of the Holy Ascension in the village of Verkhiv was built in 1875 on the site of an old wooden church known since 1785 that burned down.

The private museum "Verkhivska Sadyba" is being created in the village of Verkhiv in the Rivne region by a family of doctors - Ihor and Liudmyla Korchak. They undertook to restore a Ukrainian rural farmstead built in the 1920s-1930s by a local peasant Sydir Zabiyaka.

The authentic farmstead has buildings typical of the first half of the 20th century - a brick house with a stove, a barn and a forge with a workshop. Also in the courtyard is a wooden house from the late 19th century, transported from the village of Nova Moshchanytsia and newly assembled from wooden beams. The roof has also been authentically restored to match the style of the house.

The exhibition will feature restored century-old furniture, elements of vintage clothing, various dishes, household tools, carpentry tools, fishing tackle, etc.

The founders of the estate plan to restore not only the architecture and furnishings, but also the household life of that time. Visitors will be able to see how our ancestors lived and feel the atmosphere of that era.