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The House of the School of the Carmelites, the XVIII century. Preservation #1635 | Foto | Scheme
10 Tatars'ka St.

The house was built in the place of the house of the XVII century. In the XVIII-XIX centuries, it was rebuilt.
It is stone, one-storied, plastered, on the high socle, L-type in plan. The coverings are flat, the roof is two-pitched, slate. The eastern building, placed in parallel with the street, is divided with three cross walls and some partitions into ten (10) different parts, the western one includes five (5) rooms. The entrances to the building (there are four (4) entrances) are located in the southern and eastern elevations. The socle is decorated with panels. The window openings are framed with plastered window aprons with head moldings, there is a horizontal corbel, imitating an articulation of frieze, topped with a cornice over the windows.
The monument is an example of civil architecture of the XVIII-XIX centuries.

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Translated by Yana Anufriyeva
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