Relinsky

The village is located about 18 km west of the regional center - the city of Pereslavl-Zalessky . The nearest settlements are the village of Martynka , the village of Pervushino .

In 1771, according to the "General Land Plan of Land" and the "Economic Notes" to it, in the place where the village is now located, was the Relnevo wasteland . Its area was 49 acres and 215 sazhens . The description of the wasteland is as follows: “On the left side of the Talitsa river. Hay mowing is mediocre. The forest is wood. " The owners of the wasteland are: Major Lev Ivanovich Batyushkov and Semyon Maksimovich Voeikov.

In 1854, the owners of the Relnevo wasteland indicated: the Moscow 3 guild merchant Onisim Petrovich Soskin (the area of ​​the plot is 13 acres and 850 sazhen) and Praskovya Alekseevna Arant (the area of ​​the site is 35 acres and 1765 sazhen). In the same 1854 , in the wasteland of Relnevo, merchant Soskin Onisim Petrovich built a glass factory for the production of perfumes and pharmaceuticals. The plant received the name " Relnevsky glass factory of the Moscow merchant Soskin ." At the plant, housing was also built for the workers of the plant and their families. According to the data of 1859, the number of inhabitants of the workers' settlement was 50 people, including 23 male workers, 27 female workers; the number of yards is 5. ^[2]

In 1900, the number of factory workers was already 235: men - 200, women - 9, minors - 26. ^[3]

The plant changed its name and owners twice:

• 1870-1885 - Glass factory of a drugstore, confectionery and perfumery ware of the merchant Ivan Ivanovich Pavlov ;
• 1885-1917 - Relinsky Crystal Plant Efim Alekseevich Kozlov and Alexei Mikhailovich Nazarov .

A public school was opened at the factory. In 1893, there were 50 students in it. ^[four]

In 1900, in addition to the school, there were 1 hospital with 2 beds, 1 emergency room, and a pharmacy attached to the hospital. ^[five]

Until 1910, the inhabitants of the village were parishioners of the church of the village of Golopyerovo . ^[4] In 1910, a wooden church of the Protection of the Holy Virgin was built and consecrated in the village. Services in it continued until 1919.

After the revolution of 1917, the glass factory ceased operations. Many of the factory workers were forced to leave the village in search of another job. "... Only forty widows in retirement remained in place, and about a dozen and a half glassblowers were left around them ...". ^[6]

During the years of Soviet power, the village was called Relino .

In 1958, the Pereslavl timber industry enterprise was built in the village of Smolokurny Zavod with resin-turpentine production. This plant lasted until 1975.

In 2002, by a decision of the Administration, the village was renamed Relinsky, and divided into three streets: ul. Central, st. Smolokurnaya (on the site of the Smolokurny Zavod) and ul. Grinding (in place of the grinding plant of the glass factory).