Mirola

The Tserkva of the Mother of God from 1770. It stands on the eastern slope of the village where it dominates. The typical three-part and three-tower log building is on the outside planked which caused the nave and women's part to raise an impression of one room. Towers and stepped four-cornered domes over the sanctuary are terminated with pashes with blind tambours and crosses. The roof of the edifice and of the tower is covered by shingles. Rustic work and upper part of the tower are protected by vertically slatted wall. In front of the object there is a wooden entrance gate with eightside low roof, covered by shingles.
Interior furnishment is in its original state, iconostas is designed right according to iconography principles. The altar is a four-row polychrome architecture from the 18th century with icons and czarist gates. Upper row of icons is newer, from the end of the l8th century.

Actual photos from July 2004: