Voznesenskaya church, Orthodox church in Kolpino, Russia.
Voznesenskaya church is a two-story religious building with the lower level dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the upper level to the Lord's Ascension. The structure was expanded around 1834 with additional chapels built on its northern and southern sides.
A wooden church was first built on this site in 1770. It was replaced by a stone structure in 1789, making it a more permanent landmark for the city.
The church embodies Orthodox Christian traditions through its architectural design and serves as a center where people gather for religious ceremonies and community events. It draws visitors interested in experiencing Eastern Orthodox worship and local religious life.
The church is located at the intersection of Lenin Avenue and Soviet Boulevard, making it easy to find and visit. Regular worship services take place here, and visitors are welcome to attend or explore the building.
Between 1926 and 1991, the building served as a school and museum before returning to its original religious use. This transformation reflects a chapter in the city's Soviet past.
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