The Museum of Wooden Architecture in Novgorod, Russia, is a
collection of some of the old Russian churches and houses, constructed from wood
and built between 16th and 19th century. These
structures have been brought from many locations, restored and relocated in the
museum known as "Vitoslavlitsy" - named after an old village which once existed
at the location around 12th century.
The open air museum with an area of 33.4 hectares was established in May 1967
and showcases some of amazing wooden buildings of Russia and till date has a
collection of 26 buildings out of which there are seven churches, three chapels and
several urban/rural cottages. Besides the wooden structures the museum has also
preserved the household items and features found in the cottages of the rural
farmers.
Here are some images of the museum;
Church of the Assumption (1595) relocated from Kuritsko village.
Image from Wikimedia Commons is by Igor Luzhanov
Kletskaya Trinity Church (1672-1676) relocated from Lyubytinsky region.
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
Tiered Church of St. Nicholas (1757) relocated from Vysokiy Ostrov, Novgorod
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
18th Century Chapel relocated from Kashira village.
Image from Picasaweb is by Photos Voyages
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
Cottage of Mary Dmitrievna reloacted from Ryshevo, Novgorod
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
Close up of Cottage of Mary Dmitrievna
Image from Picasaweb is by Photos Voyages
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
Image from Flickr is by archer10 (Dennis)
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