The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
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  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
  • The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia
The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia

The Middle Ages—closer than you think: Wooden Architecture in Russia

The Church of St. George, built in 1496, stands on the shores of Lake Yuksozero.
It is the oldest wooden church in Russia still standing on its original site—just 300 kilometers from the Northern Capital.

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