№5 · 15th c. — 1607
Church of St James the Apostle
Churchyard on which the convent of St Bridget was later built · Orthodox
In the second third of the 15th century a princely hospice operated at the church under the care of Lutsk monasteries. By 1552 the church was recorded as no longer in use, and by 1607 only traces of its walls remained. In 1624 the convent of St Bridget was founded on its former churchyard.
Site marked only
Chronology
- second third of the 15th c.A princely hospice operates at the church under the care of Lutsk monasteries.
- 1552The church is recorded as no longer in use.
- 1607Only traces of the walls remained.
- 1624The convent of St Bridget is founded on the former churchyard.
Materials from the book
- no architectural photographs or plans in the book
- historical map, p. 18
Sources used
P. Tronevych, M. Khilko, B. Saichuk. «Втрачені християнські храми Луцька», p. 18.