In 1784 Tserkov complex in Wola Wielka was a filial church of the parish in Lipsko, and from the mid-19th century – branch of the parish in Krupiec (today part of Narol). During reconstruction in 1844 a sacristy was built next to the chancel, and a choir gallery was added inside
The three-part tserkva built from pine wood is a log structure with stone foundations; it is oriented eastward. The wide skirt roof is supported on rafter tails. The walls above are clad with vertical wood boards with moulding. The nave is covered with an eight-panel dome supported on a low drum, with pendentives; the dome is topped with an onion-shaped cupola with a false roof lantern.
Read more about the attraction on the Wooden Architecture Route website
Photo: Alicja Mróz
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