Cathedrals and Churches
Cathedrals and Churches |
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| Pokrovsky |  |
| 1659 - The first mention in documents | |
| 1689 - Pokrovsky Cathedral, the stone temple | |
| Uspensky |
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| 1658 - The first mention in documents about Uspenskaya church which had been built in the last years of XVI century and had been transformed later into Uspensky Cathedral | |
| 1685 - 1687 - The Stone Building of Cathedral | |
| 1771 - Uspensky Cathedral new building foundadion had been laid | |
| Blagoveshchensky |
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| 1655 - The first wooden temple in Honour of Favour News on Lord's Mother | |
| 1789 - The stone temple had been founded. | |
| 1794 - The sacring of the second stone Temple | |
| 1888 - The third building had been laid, the latest one |
Svyato-troitzky Cathedral
1673 - The first mention about Troitzky temple.
1758 - The stone temple had been founded.
1764 - The sacring of stone temple.
| Central Synagogue |
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| 1913 - the synagogue building had been set up | |
| 1920 - the synagogue building had been confiscated to be used by Kharkov Sports Committee | |
| 1990 - restitution of Central Synagogue building to Kharkov Jewish community | |
| 1997 - the fire in synagogue | |
| 1999 - the transference of synagogue premises to the City-construction and Architecture Department of Regional State Administration. |
| The precedent in independent Ukraine: first the religious community is evicted from cult building and the building is transfered to the secular institution. The synagogue reconstruction begins. |
Roman Catholic Cathedral
Lutheran Cathedral
| 1659 - Nikolayevskaya | |
| 1689 - Dmitriyevskaya | |
| 1668 - Rozhdestvenskaya | |
| Sergiyevskaya | |
| 1675 - Voznesenskaya | |
| 1742 - Voskresenskaya (new wooded building) | |
| 1663 - Michaylovskayaÿ (Arhangelskaya) | |
| 1797 - Kladbishchenskaya | |
| 1866 - Zhuravlyovskaya |  |
| Mironositzkaya | |
| Kaplunovskaya | |
| Holodnogorskaya | |
| Golbergovskaya (Tryokhsviatytelskaya ) | |
| Lysogorskaya | |
| Klochkovskaya | |
| Ozeranskaya | |
| Ivanovskaya | |
