Church of the Epiphany

The church building on Dvinskaya Street features red brick walls and multiple domes following Russian Revival architectural principles of the late 19th century.

The church construction began in 1892 following a donation from factory owner I.A. Voronin, who contributed 100,000 rubles for the stone structure.

The church interior contains a single-tier faience iconostasis separating the altar area, with walls decorated by paintings created by A.S. Slantsev.

The building accommodates 1,200 worshippers and maintains regular Orthodox services since its return to religious use in 1991 after decades of secular purposes.

The church interior incorporated an advanced electrical system with 450 light bulbs and three gilded bronze chandeliers during its initial construction period.

Location: Kirovsky District, Saint Petersburg

Inception: 1892

Architects: Vasily Kosyakov

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

Made from material: brick

Part of: Церковь Богоявления Господня (Гутуевская)

Website: http://gutui.ru

GPS coordinates: 59.90889,30.25694

Latest update: May 13, 2025 21:09