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Ascension of Our Lord Chapel, Karluk
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Ascension of Our Lord Chapel, Karluk

Часовня Вознесения Господня в Карлуке
USAКарлук1888Public buildings
A wooden Orthodox church in the village of Karluk on Kodiak Island, built in 1888 for a parish dating back to the Russian America period. It has been listed on the US National Register of Historic Places since 1980. In August 2021 the building was moved about 80 feet inland because the eroding river bluff had reached the church.
Деревянная православная церковь в селении Карлук на острове Кадьяк, построенная в 1888 году для прихода, возникшего во времена Русской Америки. С 1980 года включена в Национальный реестр исторических мест США. В августе 2021 года здание перенесли примерно на 25 метров вглубь берега, так как обрыв над рекой подошёл вплотную к церкви.

Property abroad

EraChurch
FunctionChurch
Present ownerDiocese of Sitka and Alaska, Orthodox Church in America
Acquisitionbuilt, 1888
StatusIn use
As of2021-12
According to a US National Park Service article of December 2021, the church is owned by the diocese, has been moved to a temporary site within the diocesan property and remains in use.

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