The tserkva which can be seen here today was built before 1630. The belfry was added in the 1700s. From 1785 this was a filial church of the Greek Catholic tserkva in Prałkowce
Over the centuries the building was reconstructed a number of times. Research findings show that originally the tserkva was lower, the roof slopes over the chancel and narthex were protruding approximately to half of the nave height, and they formed a kind of skirt roof along the nave walls. After the local population was forcefully resettled in the 1940s, the tserkva was abandoned, and fell into decay. It was restored during 1997−2000.
Read more about the attraction on the Wooden Architecture Route website
Photo: Krzysztof Zajączkowski
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