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On the way to the Cathedral of the Nativity
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Church of St. Nicholas
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Church of St. Nicholas
Church of St. Cosmas and St. Damian
Church of the Sign
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Church of the Entry into Jerusalem
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Church of the Resurrection
Church oi the Emperor Constantino
Church of St. Lazarus
Convent of the Deposition of the Robe
Holy Gates
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Church of Our Lady of Tikhvin
Church of St. Peter and St. Paul
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Cathedral oi the Transfiguration
Church of Our Lady of Smolensk
17th century house
Monastery of St. Basil
Yuri Dolgorukys castle
Church oi St. Boris and St. Gleb

Further along the Vladimir road on the left is the Church oi the Sign (1749) standing on the steep bank of the little river Mzhara. Many centuries ago the Monas­tery of the Presentation was founded here and in the

seventeenth century the village of Pinaikha stood not far away. The church's broad, deeply recessed portal with its shallow arch is submerged in shadows by an impressive porch with stocky, faceted pillars. It is pos­sible that the porch was originally surmounted by a bell-tower. The south wall with its large regularly spaced windows is reminiscent of civic architecture, whereas the north wall, which faced the town, was more richly decorated and contained a second portal. Instead of kokoshniks there is a series of paintings on various religious themes between the two cornice bands, and on the west side there are two more large windows. The architects were obviously anxious to make the inside of the small church as light as possible. The upper octa­gonal section under the dome is decorated with blue and white tiles of the type used on Russian stoves, instead of the polychrome glazed tiles favoured by seven­teenth-century builders. The church was restored by Alexei Varganov in 1959. Nearby is the small heated Church of the Deposition of the Robe built in 1777 by the Zubkov merchant family. In spite of its severe, Clas­sical lines it also reveals traces of early Suzdalian archi­tecture. Its two intersecting double-hipped roofs are reminiscent of the refectory church in the Archbishop's Palace.

From the eastern end of the Church of the Sign there is a particularly good view of the old burial mound on the other side of the Mzhara.


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