Wooden (Karelia)

The first information about the village of Derevyannoe dates back to the 17th century - in the scribal book of the Zaonezhsky half of the Oonezhskaya Pyatina for 1582-1583, the village Derevyannoye on Onego Lake is listed. According to the legend, earlier on this place there existed a settlement called the Wood Exhibition, which separated from the Shuisky Pogost.

The church in Derevyanny was consecrated in 1683 in the name of St. Nicholas (on November 20, 1935, by a decree of the Karelian Central Election Commission, the church was closed ^[2] and has not survived to this day). There was a Church of the Intercession in the village of Uzheselga .

In the 19th century, peasants, mostly Russians, lived in the village. The main occupation was farming and migratory trades in St. Petersburg - mainly, in Wood lived masters in glass insertion.

The school was opened in 1879 (before that there was a parochial school) ^[3] .

In Soviet times, in the Derevyannyi, from the 1930s, the timber industry enterprise, the Zarya collective farm, was transformed into the Mayak state farm branch in the 1940s ^[4] .

In 1941 it was captured by the Finnish invaders, on June 28, 1944, freed during the landing operation of the Onega military flotilla ^[5] .

The population in 1905 was 564 people ^[6] .

In the village there are several shops, a canteen, the House of Culture, the Medical Clinic "Medical Ambulatory with. Wooden ", post office. In Wooden there is a combine of national art crafts "Prionezhsky" ^[9] .

There is a secondary educational school number 9 ^[10] .

Due to the dry climate surrounding the pine forest village, Derevyannoye is a popular holiday destination - in its vicinity there are several recreation centers, holiday villages and children's health camps.

In the area of ​​Derevyannoy there is an airfield of an aviaportclub ^[11] .

• Memorial to the Soviet soldiers who died in the years of the Soviet-Finnish war (1941–1944) ^[12] .
• Chapel of Peter and Paul ^[13]
• Memorial sign "Wooden - 500 years"
• The Krasny Bor memorial, the place of mass executions of political repression victims of 1937-1938, is located 4 km north of the village on the road to Petrozavodsk .

• Kikinov George Vasilyevich ( 03/01/1923-31.05.1964 ) - poet ^[14]
• Trofimov, Fedor Alekseevich - writer, Honored Worker of Culture of the RSFSR, laureate of the KASSR State Prize.

• Spring Street
• Veterans per.
• Veterans st.
• Zavodskaya st.
• Zarechnaya st.
• Zarechny per.
• Klyuchevskiy per.
• Forest Street
• Youth st.
• Embankment
• Naberezhny per.
• Novoselov st.
• Onezhskaya
• Pioneer Street
• Pioneer lane.
• Field st.
• Field lane.
• Pudozhskaya
• Savkin Fields, market town
• Slobodskaya Street
• Sovkhoznaya st.
• Pine Street
• Farm, place
• Anniversary Street
• Birch Street
• Friendship per.

• Wood Society

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  Street in the village

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  Memorial sign in honor of the 500th anniversary of the village

• Karelia: encyclopedia: in 3 t. / Ch. ed. A. F. Titov. T. 1: A - Y. - Petrozavodsk: PetroPress Publishing House, 2007. p. 302–400 p., Ill., Maps. ISBN 978-5-8430-0123-0 (t. 1)

• Mass grave of Soviet soldiers
• Mass grave of Soviet soldiers (5th km of highway to Petrozavodsk)
• Mass grave of Soviet pilots