Village Larynivka: travel guide online to Larynivka

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Novhorod-Siverskyi disrtict

Larynivka

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General information about Larynivka

The village of Larynivka on the river Malotechka is roztashovane, 20 kilometers to the stop from Novhorod-Siverskyi, between the routes to Semenivka and Sosnitsa, not far from the Ukrainian-Russian cordon.

Forward guessing in 1146 rotations. Two settlements were revealed, and two burial mounds of the hours of Kyivan Rus (IX-XIII centuries) were settled.

The wooden Church of the Intercession was preserved, built in 1902 in the eparchial style.

Село Ларинівка на річці Малотечка розташоване в 20 кілометрах на захід від Новгорода-Сіверського, між трасами на Семенівку та Сосницю, недалеко від українсько-російського кордону.

Вперше згадується в 1146 році. Виявлено два городища, поселення та два курганних могильника часів Київської Русі (IX-XIII століття).

Збереглася дерев'яна Покровська церква, збудована в 1902 році в єпархіальному стилі.

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Intercession Church

Temple , Architecture

The wooden Church of the Intercession was built in Larynivka in 1902 on the site of an old church that had been known since 1732.

The temple is made in the diocesan style. Square in plan, the cubic volume is topped by a figure-of-eight bathhouse and four deaf lanterns in the corners. Wide use of carvings is characteristic for external decoration.

The Church of the Intercession was closed for a long time, so neither the old iconostasis nor the icons were preserved.

Adjacent to the western facade is a slender almost 20-meter three-tier bell tower with a tent top, which was characteristic of the temple architecture of the Sivershchyna at that time.