Kolyubakino Manor

The village of Kolyubakino in the Ruza district, as historians write, which belonged to Ivan Turuntayev in the XVI century, was written off from the great sovereign to the palace villages. In 1630, the village became owned by Mikhail Maksimovich Protopopov, and in 1647 it was bought by boyar Yakov Nikitich Odoevsky, who owned it until 1678.

Further, the village, renamed after the built church Christmas, was transferred to A.M. Odoevskaya, then passed to his grandchildren - Princes Peter and Alexei Mikhailovich Cherkasy. In the middle of the century, the mistress of the estate of Countess Varvara Alekseevna Sheremeteva and her daughter, Countess Varvara Petrovna Razumovskaya.

The estate had a great history, saw many famous people. But to the present day it has hardly survived. The house stood until 1958 it was then dismantled. A small park, descending to the Ponose river, by the end of the XX century was almost completely overgrown. As a result, you can admire only the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin.