Chapel of Saint Alexander Nevsky, Orthodox chapel in Fergana, Uzbekistan.
The Chapel of Saint Alexander Nevsky stands at the edge of a former Russian cemetery in Fergana. The building features a sky blue dome with a matching entrance gate made from baked brick.
The chapel was consecrated in December 1892 as a memorial to Russian soldiers. It remained active until 1932, when it ceased operations.
The chapel shows architectural styles rooted in Russian Orthodox traditions that remain visible today. It served the local Russian community as a place to maintain their religious customs.
The chapel sits on the edge of the city and is accessible on foot. Visitors can see the exterior and walk through the surrounding cemetery grounds.
The interior once held memorial plaques inscribed with the names of fallen soldiers. These personal inscriptions made the space a place of remembrance for those who died.
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