Skatinskoe

The village of Skatinskoye of the Kamyshlovsky District municipality is located 17 kilometers (20 kilometers along the highway) south-east of the town of Kamyshlov , on both banks of the Skatinka River (the right tributary of the Pyshma River), it is part of the Zarechensky Rural Settlement ^[2] .

Skatinsky volost was part of the Kamyshlovsky district of the Perm province. It was formed after the accession of the Kamyshlovsky district to the Perm province in 1798. One of 33 volosts of the Kamyshlovsky district. 4 societies entered Skatinsky volost: Ozhghinsky, Nikolaevsky, Chikunovsky, Skatinsky. In addition to the village of Skatinsky, the Skatinsky society included the following villages: Belovodskaya, Golyshkina, as well as the settlements of Malyshev, Guryat, Tomilyata. In addition to the village of Ozhgikha, the following villages were included in the Ozhgikhin society: Buldakova, Zaozerskaya, Pogorelka, Korovyakova. Only Nikolaevka entered the Nikolaev society. And only Chikunovo was part of the Chikunov society. All the villagers were Orthodox, and the main occupation of the villagers at the beginning of the 20th century was tillage.

In total, 2713 people lived in the volost. The first volost head was appointed Vasily Shelegin, elected - Semyon Fertikov, clerk - Mikhail Smirnykh.

At the beginning of the 20th century, a stone parish school was built at the church for two departments. The school was organized by the diligence of the zemstvo chief S. A. Stakhevich ^[2] .

The temple is an integral part of Stingrays. A wooden church in 1720 was lit in the name of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. In 1815, instead of a dilapidated wooden church, a new stone was laid in the name of St. Prophet Elijah with a chapel on the left side of the table in the name of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker, consecrated in 1818. But already in 1823 the temple was dismantled, because there were cracks in the ceiling. The construction was completed in 1847. The left (warm) aisle was renamed in honor of the Holy Prophet Elijah, and the cold temple - in honor of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker. At the beginning of the 20th century, there was only tin chalice in the temple of antiques. The parish consisted of 2 priests, a deacon and 2 psalm-goers, for their premises there were 4 church houses ^[3] .

In 1912, part of the village, along with the temple, fell into the photo of Prokudin-Gorsky ^[4] . In 1935 the temple was closed, and in Soviet times the bell tower and domes were demolished. Currently, there are only walls and partitions, no ceiling, the temple is not being restored ^[5] . You can see the color of the fresco on one of the walls.

According to 2010, Skatinskoye has 732 people. Basically, the villagers are engaged in tillage.