Knocked out

The pogost is located on the left bank of the Great River, 12 km above Pskov , near the villages of Volzhenets and Razdolye .

According to legend, Vybyty (in the local pronunciation of Lybyut) is the birthplace of Princess Equal-to-the-Apostles Olga . The Pskov tradition and Lives say that Olga was a carrier from Vybut (Lybut), where Prince Igor met her during the crossing on the canoe across the Great River. Struck by her beauty and wisdom, when the time came to marry, he sent matchmakers for her and took away the Pskov girl ^[1] .

On the ford of Vybut , in 1407, the Pskov met the Germans by using fords (defenses), “forks” fords - portable fences of poles, which in old times were called thieves , crows , thieves (“and the fords were shut by thieves”).

• Church of Elijah the Prophet (XV century). Chetverik four pillars, odnoapsidnym , with semi-cylindrical vaults and a light drum . Two-span belfry (XV-XVI centuries). In the interior, an abundance of vocalists. Monument of history and culture of federal significance. Acting; Restored worship on holidays. The abbot is Oleg (Theor).
  The first mention of the church dates back to 1585-1587. Damaged during the Great Patriotic War. The restoration was carried out in 1955-1957 by the project of architect Vsevolod Smirnov .
• Memorial stone at the temple (with a sign indicating that Vybyty is the birthplace of Princess Olga, 1993).
• A memorial forged cross mounted on a cairn on the site of the Olginsky Chapel (end of the 19th century) and the Olginsky worship (blown up).
• The foundation of the ruined church of St. Olga (1914-1917; architect Marian Peretyatkovich ).

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  The graveyard is knocked out. Pre-revolutionary card

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  Church of Elijah the Prophet, modern view

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  Icon: Elijah the Prophet with the Life . The end of the XIII century. From the Church of Elijah the Prophet, Pogost. GTG

• Spegalsky Yu. P. "Pskov". L. - M .: "Art". 1963.
• Skobeltsyn B.S. , Prokhanov A. “Pskov Land. Monuments of ancient Russian architecture. L .: "Art". 1972.
• E. N. Morozkina. "Pskov land". M .: "Art". 1975.
• Arshakuni O. K. “The Popular Architecture of Pskov. Architectural heritage of Yu. P. Spegalsky ". M .: "stroiizdat". 1987
• St. Petersburg Diocesan sheets. Issue 32. SPb. 2004.

•   There are media files on Wikimedia Commons on the Church of Elijah the Prophet (graveyard Vybuty)
• Out of: Traditions and archaeological realities.
• Monuments
• Homeland of the Holy Princess Olga.
• The legacy of the Pskov Land.
• All-Russian Olginsky Society.
• Monument to Princess Olga in Vybuty to be installed.
• Vybyuty - the birthplace of Princess Olga (GTRK "Pskov")