Dikushki !!! At the end of the 18th century, Rafael Grabovsky acquired the village of Dikushki together with the inhabitants. The Grabovskys built a rectangular one-story house and an economic complex with a park, residential buildings and outbuildings. In 1920, the estate went to a single bachelor named Mineyko. He completed a semicircular pediment with columns in front of the entrance to the building. There is a balcony above the colonnade, ordered from Vilna. The building of the estate housed the board of directors of the state farm, then the club.Now these are very picturesque ruins....among which the Vilna columns stand out very much.

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Глеб Бритько

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The place is very cool, the locals take care of it as best they can, it's cool. Her story:Grabovsky Manor (Info. The village of Dikushki is located in the Lida district. Although this village is very small and few people live in it, there are many attractions here, and people from all over Belarus come to see these beautiful sights. The Dikushka estate is located in the south of the Lida district. Another name for this village is Biikushki. It was first mentioned in 1507. At the end of the 18th century, Rafael Felicianovich Grabovsky acquired the village together with the inhabitants. The Grabovskys built a stone temple at their own expense, a tavern and a stable appeared. He also built a manor complex with residential buildings and outbuildings. The house is one-storey, rectangular, with a spacious alley leading to the entrance. In 1920, Grabovsky's estate in the village of Dikushki went to the lonely bachelor Mineyko. He inherited a lot of buildings from Grabovsky, starting with barns and forges and ending with cowsheds and warehouses. He also built a semicircular pediment with columns in front of the entrance to the building. There is a balcony above the colonnade, ordered from Vilna. Mineyko hires locals to work in the barn and do farm work in the stables. In the morning he hands out errands from the balcony, and in the evening he pays. But one day Mineyko left the estate forever. After the Second World War, the estate building housed the board of directors of the state farm. Later, there was a club that held events, weddings and banquets. Currently, the building is abandoned, and the house is in ruins, among which the Vilna columns stand out very much. The facades of a residential building, a barn, an igloo and several outbuildings have been preserved.) Ivan Felicianovich Grabovsky was a landowner, the owner of an estate in the Lida district. He came from a noble family and was the brother of Rafael Felicianovich Grabovsky, a famous Russian military figure. Ivan Grabovsky, unlike his brother, did not become famous for his military service, but was known as a local landowner and public figure. Owning a manor near Lida made him a significant figure in local society. The estate served not only as an economic center, but also as a place of cultural and social events. Ivan Grabovsky, like other landowners of that time, was probably engaged in the management of his lands and participated in the life of the local nobility, contributing to the development of the region.

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Владислав Чистяков

Level 15 Local Expert

It's a very picturesque place. The disadvantage for him is the proximity to residential buildings and, sometimes, the attitude of local residents is not the best. There is trash inside, and a tractor was parked on the porch when I visited.

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Усадьба Грабовских в деревне Дикушки

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