Church Of St. Nicholas The Wet In Yaroslavl, Russi Stock Image

Summer daylight shot. Church of St. Nicholas the Wet in Yaroslavl, Russia. The ensemble of the church of St. Nicholas Wet includes two stone temple. Cool five-domed church with a bell tower built on the site of the old wood in 1665 - 1672 years. On the right side of the porch, in the annex to the tent top was built a chapel in the name of Alexis, Metropolitan of Moscow, on the left, in the same annex - in the name of Barbara. The customers of the temple merchants were Athanasius Luzin and Andrew Lemin and Yaroslavl townspeople Fedor Vymorov and Stepan Tarabaev. Warm one-domed Church of the Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God is located south of St. Nicholas Church. The time of its construction - 1686, Basil chapel was consecrated in 1694. The church was built at the expense of merchants Clim and Semen Luzins