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Koshevoy Victor / TASS / Net-FIlm
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ArchitectureMuseums and librariesOrthodoxy1970s1970sarchitecturebalconylogsrestored by architect m. sharontreetreeswooden architecturechildrenpre-revolutionary culturesightgreen grassarchitecturegolden ring of russiamade of woodKletsky templein the fresh airnear the Kamenka rivermonument of wooden architectureunder the control of Vladimir-Suzdal.Orthodox Churchthey drawdraw from lifemade of woodsoviet tourismsoviet childhoodSuzdal Kremlintourist centertouriststemplechurchchurch in the distanceexhibitetudesrestored by architect M. Sharonova monument of wooden architecture from the mid-18th centuryunder the management of the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum Reserve
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USSR. Vladimir Region. Suzdal. St. Nicholas Church, built in the mid-18th century and transported from the village of Glotovo, Yuryev-Polsky District, on the territory of the Suzdal Kremlin, which is part of the State Vladimir-Vladimir-Suzdal Historical, Artistic and Architectural Museum-Reserve. Viktor Koshevoy/TASS
Location: USSR, Vladimir region, Suzdal
Photo: №191424
Date of shooting: 09.05.1979
Authors:
Koshevoy Victor
Keywords
ArchitectureMuseums and librariesOrthodoxy1970s1970sarchitecturebalconylogsrestored by architect m. sharontreetreeswooden architecturechildrenpre-revolutionary culturesightgreen grassarchitecturegolden ring of russiamade of woodKletsky templein the fresh airnear the Kamenka rivermonument of wooden architectureunder the control of Vladimir-Suzdal.Orthodox Churchthey drawdraw from lifemade of woodsoviet tourismsoviet childhoodSuzdal Kremlintourist centertouriststemplechurchchurch in the distanceexhibitetudesrestored by architect M. Sharonova monument of wooden architecture from the mid-18th centuryunder the management of the Vladimir-Suzdal Museum Reserve

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