Chambers of the deacon Adrian Ratmanov

The chambers of Deacon Adrian Ratmanov are a cultural heritage site built in the 17th and 18th centuries. The two-storey house with a classic facade is much older than it really seems. At the end of the 18th century, the house passed to the owner I.B.Kozlovsky. He made extensions to the building, added a mezzanine, broke some structures with sloping surfaces, and also destroyed the porches. There were 4 chambers on the ground floor: two chambers were considered to be cellars, connected to the stairs to the second floor. There were living quarters on the second floor.