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Church of St Simeon Stylites, Dołhobyczów
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Church of St Simeon Stylites, Dołhobyczów
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Church of St Simeon Stylites, Dołhobyczów
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Church of St Simeon Stylites, Dołhobyczów

Церковь Святого Симеона Столпника в Долгобычуве
PolandДолгобычув1910Public buildings
A brick Orthodox church built in the early 20th century in Dołhobyczów, then part of the Kingdom of Poland within the Russian Empire, after a fire destroyed the earlier church; the monument register dates it to 1910. According to Polish Wikipedia it was designed by the architect Vladimir Pokrovsky in the neo-Byzantine variant of the Russo-Byzantine style. In 2007–2010 the Diocese of Lublin and Chełm carried out a comprehensive renovation; today it is a filial church of the parish in Hrubieszów, with no regular services.
Кирпичная православная церковь построена в начале XX века в Долгобычуве, входившем тогда в Царство Польское в составе Российской империи, после пожара прежнего храма; реестр памятников датирует её 1910 годом. По данным польской Википедии, проект выполнил архитектор Владимир Покровский в неовизантийском варианте русско-византийского стиля. В 2007–2010 годах Люблинско-Холмская епархия провела комплексный ремонт здания; ныне это приписной храм прихода в Хрубешуве, регулярных служб в нём нет.

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EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerPolish Autocephalous Orthodox Church — filial church of the Parish of the Dormition in Hrubieszów (Diocese of Lublin and Chełm, Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church)
Acquisitionbuilt, 1910
StatusIn use
As of2026-06
The monument register of the National Institute of Cultural Heritage of Poland (Lublin Voivodeship; as of 30 June 2026) lists the building as the Orthodox Church of St Simeon Stylites (1910; No. A/1555 of 28 March 1988).

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