The Past of Kovernino

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1. The Past of Kovernino
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4. The priceless treasures of Kovernino are its dense woods and meadows.
5. The first inhabitants went to Koverninian land
6. As for our settlement itself, its history
7. There were five main streets: Ilinka, Yurevitskaya,
8. There was Bazarnaya Square and a brick
9. People in the settlement were very devout. There were two churches in Kovernino.
10. All churches were destroyed by fires at Soviet times.
11. In the settlement alongside the poor peasants
12. The peasants worked hard. They were concerned
13. The basic business of Koverninians was trade
14. The old Russian art of Khokhloma decoration
15. In the 19th century in Kovernino lived
16. The merchants and the peasants preferred to
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The priceless treasures of Kovernino are its dense woods and meadows.

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Слайд 1Municipal Educational Institution Koverninian Secondary School №2
The Past of Kovernino

Teachers: J. V. Pomerantseva

Слайд 4The priceless treasures of Kovernino are its dense woods and

meadows.

Слайд 5The first inhabitants went to Koverninian land in the 16th

century. They were hermits, refugees and even people who belonged

to a religious movement called “Old Believers”, which had separated from the Russian Orthodox Church.

The first inhabitants went to Koverninian land in the 16th century. They were hermits, refugees and even

Слайд 6As for our settlement itself, its history began in the

17th century. The Sidorov and Kirillov brothers founded the “pochinock”

which was called Kovernin . The population grew there rapidly.

As for our settlement itself, its history began in the 17th century. The Sidorov and Kirillov brothers

Слайд 7There were five main streets: Ilinka, Yurevitskaya, Bolshaya, Zelyonaya and

Soldatskaya Street. No wonder that streets were small, dingy and

not paved.

There were five main streets: Ilinka, Yurevitskaya, Bolshaya, Zelyonaya and Soldatskaya Street. No wonder that streets were

Слайд 8There was Bazarnaya Square and a brick chapel in the

centre of the settlement. Also there were some houses and

pubs.

There was Bazarnaya Square and a brick chapel in the centre of the settlement. Also there were

Слайд 9People in the settlement were very devout. There were two

churches in Kovernino.

Слайд 10All churches were destroyed by fires at Soviet times.

Слайд 11In the settlement alongside the poor peasants lived rich merchants.

Both had played the great role in the development of

Kovernino. The peasants were very hardworking and benevolent people. Look at the photo, you see that the old and the young generation worked together sharpening wooden spoons.

In the settlement alongside the poor peasants lived rich merchants. Both had played the great role in

Слайд 12The peasants worked hard. They were concerned with growing crops,

vegetables, raising animals, spinning the yarn, sewing the leather foot-gear,

fishing, and baking cakes and bread.

The peasants worked hard. They were concerned with growing crops, vegetables, raising animals, spinning the yarn, sewing

Слайд 13The basic business of Koverninians was trade and craftworks. Every

Thursday people went to the bazaar and sold cakes, bread,

wooden agricultural instruments, downy shawls, flaxen things.

The basic business of Koverninians was trade and craftworks. Every Thursday people went to the bazaar and

Слайд 14The old Russian art of Khokhloma decoration originated in the

village of Khokhloma in the 17th century. Later it appeared

in Kovernino. Craftsmen have been passing the secrets of “rural” Khokhloma from one generation to another for centuries. We can’t but mention the most prominent names: F. Bedin, A. Serov, S. Veselov.

F. Bedin in Khokhloma craft is compared with A. Pushkin in Russian poetry.

The old Russian art of Khokhloma decoration originated in the village of Khokhloma in the 17th century.

Слайд 15In the 19th century in Kovernino lived more than 80

merchants. Merchants’ contribution into the development of the settlement was

great, too. They donated large sums of money to charity, public education, hospitals and to the development of agriculture . The first school appeared in 1918. The school began functioning as a seven-year one. The teachers of the school “went to the people” to educate them.