№16 · 1598 — 1607
Church of the Resurrection of Christ
Probably beyond the town gates, in the area of present-day Kryvyi Val · Orthodox
The church probably stood beyond the town gates, in the area of present-day Kryvyi Val. In 1598 it first appears in acts, and an inventory of 1607 already describes the church as dilapidated; one of its bells was given to the Prechystenskyi Monastery. The churchyard was leased out in 1610–1618.
Site marked only
Chronology
- early 16th c.hypothesisThe time of the church's origin is only a working hypothesis.
- 1598first documentary referenceThe church appears in acts.
- 1607The inventory describes the church as dilapidated; a bell is given to the Prechystenskyi Monastery.
- 1610–1618The churchyard is leased out.
Materials from the book
- no archival photograph or plan of the church in the book
- only a stylised vignette, p. 32
Sources used
P. Tronevych, M. Khilko, B. Saichuk. «Втрачені християнські храми Луцька», p. 32.