Annunciation Church

The first mention of the church dates back to 1795, when local residents asked for the construction of a new church. In November 1804, a three-storey church was laid, at the same time the first stone of the temple was consecrated. Grigory Busygin and Pospelov, Yenisei masters, are the authors of the project. Ivan Prokhorov, an Irkutsk master, led the construction of the church in 1804-1808. In 1812, I. I. Ogryskov erected the upper part of the cathedral. In 1812, the main construction work was completed. Until 1861 it was the tallest building in the city.

In 1921, the Annunciation Church was given to a warehouse of fur fur furs, the bell tower and crosses were demolished. Shortly after the collapse of the USSR in November 1991, the first Divine Liturgy was celebrated. The restoration of the church took place in the XXI century.