Not quite an abandoned church
In a small village in the Orenburg region, an abandoned church was found. More precisely, it was marked on the maps as abandoned and destroyed. But when we arrived in the village, we saw that they were trying to restore the temple. The doors were locked, we didn’t want to break the lock in front of the entire village. Therefore, we limited ourselves to a few photos from the outside.
The church was built in 1887. It operated until 1933, and later it was used as a grain warehouse. Restoration work is currently underway. In some photos, it is noticeable that the dome is already slightly tilted, and in the near future, if measures are not taken, it will fall
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