Volodymyrets'

The Volodymyrets is a large Polesie village to the north-west of Sarn. It was first mentioned in the register of Lutsk povet in 1570 as an "ancient settlement" (the remains of an ancient Rus settlement have been preserved). It was owned by Kirdey-Mnisinsky, the Czartoryski princes, and the governor K. Pats. In the first floor. XVII century. belonged to the Chetvertinsky, thanks to whom the town received the Magdeburg Law. Metallurgy and the manufacture of bells were developed (ore was supplied from the neighboring village of Rudka). After the end of the War of Independence, the town remained with Poland, but in the 18th century. was annexed to Russia. Here was the estate of Count Krasitsky, who built a manor house that has survived to this day. The status of the regional cente ...

The Volodymyrets is a large Polesie village to the north-west of Sarn. It was first mentioned in the register of Lutsk povet in 1570 as an "ancient settlement" (the remains of an ancient Rus settlement have been preserved). It was owned by Kirdey-Mnisinsky, the Czartoryski princes, and the governor K. Pats. In the first floor. XVII century. belonged to the Chetvertinsky, thanks to whom the town received the Magdeburg Law. Metallurgy and the manufacture of bells were developed (ore was supplied from the neighboring village of Rudka). After the end of the War of Independence, the town remained with Poland, but in the 18th century. was annexed to Russia. Here was the estate of Count Krasitsky, who built a manor house that has survived to this day. The status of the regional center allowed Vladimirts to develop somewhat only in the post-war years.