Church of the Holy Mandylion

The Church of the Holy Mandylion features prominent elements of Russian Revival architecture with traditional Orthodox design patterns across its exterior and interior surfaces.

Built in 1912, the church represents a period of Eastern Orthodox architectural development that emphasized the return to classical Russian religious building styles.

The church maintains regular Orthodox services as part of the Yaroslavl Diocese, preserving religious traditions through ceremonies and community gatherings.

Located at coordinates 58.69834, 39.91089, visitors can reach the church through Oktjabrskaya Street 2 in the village of Kukoboy.

The structure belongs to the Spassky Cathedral ensemble and holds status as a regional cultural heritage site within the Yaroslavl Oblast territory.

Location: Yaroslavl Oblast

Location: Kukoboy

Inception: 1912

Architectural style: Russian Revival architecture

Part of: Ансамбль Спасского собора (Кукобой)

Website: https://rybeparhia.ru/monasteries/prechistenskoe-blagochinie/spasskiy-sobor-s-kukoboy.html

GPS coordinates: 58.69834,39.91089

Latest update: March 6, 2025 13:03