Wooden Church of St. Vladimir and St. Olga in Lviv Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life is copy of the church of 1831 of Kotány village of Krosnensk Province of Poland. Built on donations of lemkos of USA, Canada, museum and Lemko community of Lviv.

The place of the church consecrated Patriarch of Greek Catholics - Cardinal Miroslav Lubachivsky and Metropolitan Volodymyr Sternyuk in 1991.

Wooden Church of St. Vladimir and St. Olga consists of three parts which are covered by roofs of different hight. The church has a dynamic composition - lower roof above the altar, slightly higher above the nave and finally - tower above the babinets. Tall tower of the church creates dominant, structural and semantic accent.

Dimensions of Wooden Church of St. Vladimir and St. Olga are 15,25 meters x 4,3 meters with nave of 6,7 meters.

Wooden Church of St. Vladimir and St. Olga is exhibited in the sector "Lemkivschyna" of Lviv Museum of Folk Architecture and Rural Life since 1992.

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