Moscow, Lefortovsky lane, 8, p. 2 Architectural style:Neo-Russian style.Year of construction: 1912. Architect:N. G. Martianov. Church. Acts. Belokrinitskoe consent.The St. Nicholas community of old believers who accept the priesthood of the Belokrinitsa hierarchy was registered on December 21, 1906. In 1911-1912, the famous architect Nikolai Georgievich Martianov began construction of the temple in Lefortovsky lane at the expense of the old believer breeder Grigory Fedorovich Kudelin. The temple was spacious enough. In the middle of the quadrangle was a large candelabra, and in the Eastern part of the temple was decorated with a fable iconostasis with mica. The original creation of Martianov was distinguished by the feature of the image of the `temple within the temple`, which is easily guessed even now in the North and South facades.
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