A station church on the southern line of the Chinese Eastern Railway, 200 m from the Dehui (formerly Yaomen) station building, originally dedicated to St Nicholas. According to the China Jilin Net portal, construction began in 1903 and was completed in 1928; another publication dates the building to 1910. The building was later partly damaged and for a time served as housing; it has been protected as a monument of Dehui city since 1986 and of Changchun city since 2002. In 2016 the Dehui authorities and the Shenyang Railway carried out repairs that restored its historical appearance; in 2019 it was included among the monuments protected at the national level.
Станционная церковь южной линии Китайско-Восточной железной дороги в 200 м от вокзала станции Дэхуэй (прежде Яомынь), первоначально Никольская. По сведениям портала «Чжунго Цзилинь ван», строительство начато в 1903 году и завершено в 1928 году; в другой публикации постройка отнесена к 1910 году. Позднее здание было частично повреждено и некоторое время служило жильём; с 1986 года оно охраняется как памятник города Дэхуэй, с 2002 года — города Чанчунь. В 2016 году власти Дэхуэя и Шэньянская железная дорога провели ремонт, вернувший церкви исторический облик; в 2019 году она включена в число охраняемых государством памятников.
EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerState-owned (PRC); part of the Chinese Eastern Railway building group
Acquisitionbuilt, 1903
StatusSold, transferred or lost
As of2024-12
Not in use as a church; according to China Jilin Net (27 December 2024), the building was repaired in 2016 and has been protected at the national level since 2019 as part of the Chinese Eastern Railway building group.