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Discover the captivating history and notable landmarks of Yuriev-Polsky, a town first mentioned in 1152. Explore its trade and industrial growth, charming wooden churches, St. George's Cathedral, and the historic Kremlin. Learn about its significance as a regional center in the Vladimir area.
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The Golden RingYuriev-Polsky School 12 Electrostal
Yuriev-Polsky was first mentioned in 1152 and was named after Yury Dolgoruky.
Some Pages from Its History Mid-17th century - trade and industrial growth. Trade in grain, flax and wool.1796 - Yuriev-Poskoy is a chief town of a region of the Vladimir province.18th century - development of yarn and fabric manufacturing.Second half of the19th century - further industrial development. 1944 - foundation of the Vladimir area with Yuriev-Polskoy as its part.
The Coat of Arms "On the upper side of the shield are depicted the arms of Vladimir, on the bottom side on a silvery field there are two baskets filled with cherries." It was approved by authorities in 1781.
Yuriev-Polskyis famous for St. George’s Cathedral. It is made of white stone. The cathedral is one-domed with four pillars, three apses, elevated supporting arches, with square columns and a balcony. 1234
If you come to this wonderful town don’t forget to visit wooden churches and the Kremlin.
Nowadays Yuriev-Polsky is a regional center of the Vladimir area located 68 km away from Vladimir.It is situated north-west of Vladimir in the Upper Koloksha, tributary of the Klyazma and Gza, occupying a part of the Vladimir high plain from which springs the addition to its name - Polsky.