Once the village of Vereskovo was an estate with a large Brokhotsky-Dybovsky estate. Today, the manor house is in ruins, and nothing reminds of its former greatness. Despite this, several interesting objects have been preserved in Vereskovo, among which tomb of the Brokhotskys.
Catholic Chapel of the Holy Family was built in the middle of the 19th century. Made in the architectural style of classicism with elements of folk architecture made of stone and wood.
The façade of the building is quite simple, distinguished by 4 Doric columns and a wooden pediment. The side parts are decorated with inserts of rubble stone and small chips.
Chapel in Vereskovo served as a family burial vault of the Brokhotsky family, as well as the Dybovsky family.
The chapel-tomb is located in a picturesque place in the forest, a little away from the village itself. It seems that people rarely come here.
To get to this place it is easier to go on a dirt road. road H6315connecting Vselyub and Vereskovo. Do not look for any signs, they simply do not exist, the landmark is a corn field - turn left in front of it and move along the path. Mark on the map:
What else to see in this region? If time permits visit castle in Lubcha.
And this is how the chapel looked like in 1917