Urban village Dymer: travel guide online to Dymer

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General information about Dymer

The urban-type village Dymer is located 30 kilometers north of Vyshhorod, on the right bank of the Dnipro (Kyiv Reservoir).

It arose during the time of Kyivan Rus, but it was first mentioned in documents in 1582 (a memorial sign was installed).

After the War of Liberation, Dymer returned to Polish rule and in 1667 became the capital of the Polish registered Cossacks led by Hetman Ostap Hohol. In 1703, Semen Paliy captured and destroyed the city.

Several buildings of the 19th and 20th centuries have been preserved since the time of the Russian Empire.

Селище міського типу Димер розташоване в 30 кілометрах на північ від Вишгорода, на правому березі Дніпра (Київського водосховища).

Виникло за часів Київської Русі, однак у документах вперше згадується в 1582 році (встановлено пам'ятний знак).

Після Визвольної війни Димер повернувся під владу Польщі і в 1667 році став столицею польського реєстрового козацтва на чолі з гетьманом Остапом Гоголем. В 1703 році Семен Палій захопив і зруйнував місто.

З часів Російської імперії збереглося кілька будівель XIX-XX століть.

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Dymer City Library

Architecture

Dymer city library for adults is housed in an old wooden building built at the beginning of the 20th century.

Officially, the library building is not considered an architectural monument, but it is one of the brightest sights of the city of Dymer.

Soborna Street, 6

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Dymer Gymnasium

Architecture

The gymnasium in the center of Dymer was built in 1912-1913, becoming the most modern building in the city, as it already had water heating, which was a rarity in those days.

In the gymnasium, four-grade education was introduced according to the program of seven grades. Pupils were taught reading, writing, church singing, natural science and the basics of drawing. During the Second World War, the school was closed and served as a shelter for fighter pilots, and later the building was used by the Germans as a prison.

In 1945, education at the school was resumed, and in 1963 it was given the status of an eight-year, incomplete secondary school. Currently, it is the Educational Complex "Dymer Gymnasium - Secondary School of the 1st Degree".

Soborna Street, 21

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