On the very outskirts of the village Nagornoe is bosom the first half of the 20th century, built in the Neo-Gothic architectural style. The temple is dated 1936 year, then this village was part of interwar Poland, and such construction was possible.
The temple is quite interesting. The church itself is one-nave and one-tower, made of red brick, and rectangular in shape with a gable roof.
The construction ends with a square apse with two adjoining sacristies. The entire perimeter of the temple is decorated with high arched openings, and pinnacle towers stand on the roof.
The temple is located in the old Catholic cemetery, where the graves of the representatives of the Dybowski family, as well as an unknown chapel, survived.
On old maps, this part of the Nagornoye village is marked as farm Pogibluvka, perhaps there was a little-known estate.
Holy Cross Church stands a little away from the P43 highway and is perfectly visible at the entrance, below is a point on the map:
Not far from this place you can see the ruined Labetsky estate in Tesnovka, and in neighboring Kuntsevshchina - Church of Our Lady of Kazan and brovar.
