Bogoyavlenskaya Tserkov'

The brick refectory church was built in 1666-1669. Originally it was a one-headed quadruple with a large one-story refectory chamber. In 1744, the Holy Spirit chapel was built in the upper part of the church, a new octagon was built, the refectory was built on, and the kitchen floor occupied the lower floor. In the refectory in 1823, the aisle of the Nile Stolobensky was arranged. During the years of Soviet rule, when there was a labor colony and, subsequently, a military hospital, the building also served as a kitchen and dining room. Like many constructions of the monastery, the church was given in poor shape. The temple and refectory were restored by the end of the 2000s.

In the Soviet years there was a dining room, now it is a refectory. Here is the succession of traditions