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Orthodox Cemetery Church of the Icon "Joy of All Who Sorrow", Hamina

Церковь иконы Божией Матери «Всех скорбящих Радость» на православном кладбище в Хамине

FinlandХамина1901Public buildings

A brick church at the cemetery of the Hamina Orthodox parish in the village of Pampyöli, completed in 1901 to a design by the architect Ivar Aminoff, when Finland was a grand duchy within the Russian Empire; the cemetery itself dates from the 1740s. According to Finnish Wikipedia, the iconostasis and two icons were brought to the church from Vyborg, and services are held a few times a year. The burial chapel of the Aladin merchant family stands nearby.

Кирпичная церковь на кладбище православного прихода Хамины в деревне Пампьёли завершена в 1901 году по проекту архитектора Ивара Аминоффа, когда Финляндия была великим княжеством в составе Российской империи; само кладбище основано в 1740-х годах. По данным финской Википедии, иконостас и две иконы перенесены в храм из Выборга, а службы совершаются несколько раз в год. Рядом стоит усыпальница купеческой семьи Аладиных.

Property abroad

EraChurch

FunctionChurch

Present ownerOrthodox Parish of South-Eastern Finland (Orthodox Church of Finland)

Acquisitionbuilt, 1901

StatusIn use

As of2025-10

The minutes of the parish council of the Orthodox Parish of South-Eastern Finland of 12 October 2025 name the church at the Hamina cemetery among the six churches of the parish protected by law.