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Komendants'ka Tower, the beginning of the XV century. Preservation #730/4 | FotoIt is situated in the northern part of the main yard of the Old Castle between
the Lianskorons'ka and Rozhanka Towers. It is located on the defensive wall
on the hight of 9 m. In the XVI century, it was restored. At the end of the
XVII century, its upper tier was destroyed. In the second half of the XIX century,
as a result of raising of the height of the walls of the near standing building,
the lower part of the Tower was closed.
The Tower is stone and two-tiered. The external diameter is � m, the wall thickness
is 0.65 m. It was placed on the defensive wall, 2.2 m thick. Its pendent parts
are supported by three whitestone brackets. The first tier of the Tower was
intended for the passage. The loopholes with the fenestrations in the form of
the upturned keyhole were located in the northern and southern walls. There
are small window openings in three walls of the second tier. The white-stone
details, level cornice and corbels, are of typical Late Gothic style. The roof
is low and hipped. The monument is a typical example of the Medieval defensive
construction.
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by Yana Anufriyeva
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