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Prudki. Abandoned church. Interior. (2010)

Kaluga Oblast

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Vasily Kumaev & Andrew Mishin

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Прудки. Церковь Печерской иконы Божией Матери.

Дата постройки: не позже 1817.

Закрыта после Великой Отечественной войны.

Весна - время интенсивного разрушения давно заброшенных церквей: с потолка каждые несколько минут падают куски кирпичей и штукатурки.

Адрес: Калужская область, Медынский район, село Прудки.

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Copyright: Vasily Kumaev &Amp; Andrew Mishin
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 14332x7166
Taken: 28/03/2010
Chargée: 25/04/2010
Published: 25/04/2010
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Tags: russia; prudki; church; temple; abandoned; 2010; 1817; 19; interior

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Kaluga Oblast is a federal subject of Russia (an oblast). Its administrative center is the city of Kaluga. It was created in 1944 out of four other oblasts: Moskva Oblast, Orel Oblast, Smolensk Oblast, and Tula Oblast. It is located at the historical region of the former Kaluga Governorate.