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| St. Nicholas Cathedral was built at the main entrance inside the fortress - it is a one-apse building with very thick walls made of limestone. The central cube of the temple is crowned with one head on a powerful drum, which is decorated with two simple ornamental belts.
There is no exact date for the construction of the temple; in the Pskov chronicles, the cathedral was first mentioned in 1341, in connection with the enemy`s attack on Izborsk. |
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