Усадьба Пусловских
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July 19
The Puslovsky Estate and Park complex in Starye Peski. The entrance gate!!! North and west. They are built in romantic forms of medieval Gothic.
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January 10, 2022
THE PUSLOVSKY ESTATE - D.Star. Sands, Berezovsky district, Brest region, RB.
The Old Sands have been known since 1503.. Voytech Puslovsky had 5 sons (Frantishek, Vladislav, Adam Titus, Xavier, Vandalin) and 2 daughters (Genovefa and Marta). Adam Titus (1803-1854) owned the estate of Plyant in Pinshchyna, but after the uprising of 1830-1831 he left for Prussia. Sands and other possessions went to Frantishka. The youngest son Vandalin (1814-1884) became the owner of Kosovo. Xavier (1806-1874) renounced his inheritance and devoted himself to science.
In 1843, due to the fault of the servants, the palace burned down in the Sands. The manor house was converted from a stable.
The Brama is well preserved, but now it is in the center of the village, having lost touch with the previous composition. As in the past, storks nest on the crenellated end of the tower. The western entrance to the estate also had a frame built in other forms. It was smaller and had no towers. Later it was converted into a store, and therefore the arched passage was walled up.
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August 11, 2022
What is in the photo is the only thing that can be seen in the village. If you go a little to the left along the road, there is still an old gate at the end of the street, that's really impressive. And so, I would not recommend a place to visit (if it is not on the way).
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August 15, 2022
Unlike the palace, the manor has not been restored. But the building still attracts with its unusual appearance
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May 31, 2021
The most pleasing thing is the business card - the entrance arch, from which cool photos are obtained. Plus, there is a good park here.
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July 24, 2022
From the category-good, but not enough. It is a pity that very little has been preserved and, unfortunately, is in a sad state
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August 13, 2022
Something didn't impress me...I didn't recommend coming here specifically...Just passing through
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August 9, 2020
The well-preserved entrance gate of the Puslovsky estate, once there was a canal along the perimeter and here is the second entrance to the estate... I would like to see measures taken for restoration and conservation, but for now they are being destroyed more and more every year..
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February 8
For connoisseurs of ruins - the very thing!
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March 12, 2020
The gate just stands above the road, there are remnants of some kind of building nearby, but everything is overgrown with bushes. Another building is fenced off, it looks like it is located on the territory of the factory. Nothing else from the estate could be found.
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July 27, 2021
Few tourists, so much the better. Everything can be touched, climbed.
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November 30, 2020
There is practically nothing left, the park is like a jungle, overgrown, not well maintained
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