The temple of Nicholas the Pleasant in Pyzhy
ooh Big Ordynka, 27A/8c1, Moscow
Description:
The Church of St. Nicholas in Pyzhy was founded in 1593, probably together with the construction of the Strelets settlement. The first temple was wooden, then in 1672 the stone Annunciation Cathedral was built. The name of the temple (and the area) is given by Bogdan Pyzhov, who commanded the local Strelets regiment in the second half of the XVII century. In 1812, the temple was ruined, in 1848 it was restored on the money of merchants Lemin. In 1934, the temple was closed, returned to the ROC in 1990. Located in Zamoskvorechye, Bolshaya Ordynka Street, 27/6.
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