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Building of the Armenian Elergy of a Parish, 1581. Preservation Number #1655 | Foto
6 Mykolayivs'kyi Alleyway

It is located to the south from the manor of Armenian Mykolayivs'ka Church. Primarly, two Armenian houses were located on the section on the distance 5.9 m one from another. At the beginning of the XVIII century, buildings were joined, and on the level of the basements there was an intermediate lodgement, square in the plan. The entrance in the joined with a three-chambered basement is from the East in the middle lodgement.
Today, the building is right-angled. The walls of it are stone, plastered. The basements are covered with semicircular vaults, the covering of the ground floor are flat, joist. The planning of the basement is three-chambered, suite. The ground floor is divided by the longitudial and transversal walls into ten lodgements and is not connected with the basements in the plan. The crowning cornice is profiled, with a span iron roof. In the basement there are two white-stone portals of the doorways of the northern and southern chambers.

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Translated by Yana Anufriyeva
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