Nove Porichchia

The village of Nove Porichchia on the Trostyanets River is located 10 kilometers north of Horodok.

Founded in 1762 by the Polish magnate Yan Zamoyskyi. Later it became the property of the Mnisheks, who built a small neo-Gothic palace with a tall watchtower.

In 1830, Nove Porichchia was purchased by a nobleman, Viktor Skibnevskyi, head of the justices of the peace in the Proskuriv district. He built a new palace in the style of classicism (not preserved). In 1876, his son Henryk founded the Nove Porichchia Brewery, which was soon purchased by Countess Kateryna Ihnatyeva (now in ruins).

Of the manor buildings, only the stable has survived, which now houses the school, nicknamed the "horn" ...

The village of Nove Porichchia on the Trostyanets River is located 10 kilometers north of Horodok.

Founded in 1762 by the Polish magnate Yan Zamoyskyi. Later it became the property of the Mnisheks, who built a small neo-Gothic palace with a tall watchtower.

In 1830, Nove Porichchia was purchased by a nobleman, Viktor Skibnevskyi, head of the justices of the peace in the Proskuriv district. He built a new palace in the style of classicism (not preserved). In 1876, his son Henryk founded the Nove Porichchia Brewery, which was soon purchased by Countess Kateryna Ihnatyeva (now in ruins).

Of the manor buildings, only the stable has survived, which now houses the school, nicknamed the "horn" for its neo-Gothic decorative elements.