Car Manor

This estate at different times owned Begichev, Osorgin, Major-General Kar. Kara sent to suppress the rebels, but learning about their number, the General was sick and went to Moscow. For such an act, he was expelled from the service. He had to settle in his Karovo estate, where he built a stone house with three floors, cattle yards with towers.

The estate in Karov with a huge number of stone buildings, a mansion painted pink, and a century-old park was a lush and comfortable dwelling of landowners. Over time, a church was built in Karov according to the plans of the architect Ivanov.

After the son of Kara lost the estate in cards, it passed into the possession of Mikhail Osorgin, who was engaged in agriculture here. Under the Osorgins, greenhouses, mills and a distillery were built.