All-Holy Church

The Church of All Saints is a unique landmark of Tyumen, built in 1833-1839 at the entrance to the city cemetery. The project of the building was executed by the famous Tobolsk architect Peter Ivanovich Pramon. The monastery was built at the expense of the titular adviser Dmitry Ivanovich Voinov, and the interior decoration was carried out under the guidance of his son Matvey. All-Holy Church is the only one of all temples of Tyumen has a cylindrical shape and is covered with a spherical roof. Its diameter is about 13.5 meters. In 1933, the temple was closed, but in 1943, worship began again here.

On the territory of the Vsekhsvyatsky cemetery, which was closed in 1880, a hospital complex was built, combining two earlier stone buildings. The first of them was the city hospital, built in 1902-1904 at the expense of A. I. Tekutyev, the Tyumen mayor. The second building is a surgical hospital, built in 1915-1917. Currently, the buildings form a landmark called the Complex of buildings - monuments on Daudelnaya Street.