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Frantsyskans'kyi Monastery - Cells (the house of member of higher orders of clergy), 1753. Preservation #744/2 | Foto
8 Frantsyskans'ka St.

It had been the cells of the M�n�stery till 1799. It sides with the northern elevation of the Fr�ntsyskans'kyi Roman Catholic Church. It was reconstructed in 1833, according to the project of architect S.Uchta. At the end of the XVIII century, a small warm church was established on the first floor.
It is two-storied, rectangular in plan. Wide walls of the ancient building are stone, plastered with revetment of separate lots by bricks, the later building - the first floor over the northern part - is made of plaster blocks (the XX century). Semicircular vaults have remained in some lodgements. The western elevation is enriched by 6-column porticos of the Tuscan order on a high socle, built on in the middle of the XIX century in the Classicism style.

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Translated by Yana Anufriyeva
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