Mostovskoye (Artyomovsk city district)

The village is located on the Mostovka River , 5 kilometers (by road 6 kilometers) to the north-east of the city of Artyomovsky . The regional highway 65K-0205000 Artyomovsky - Shogrinskoye passes by the village ^[2] .

By 1680 Mostovskoye, adjacent to the village of Shogrinsky , arose: the village of Mostovaya on the River Rezhu. It had five yards in which representatives of four families resided. It settled immigrants from the center of the Nevyansk settlement and from the Tagil settlement ^[3] .

Mostovskoye village was named because of the need to bridge streets and roads with bridges, that is, with a forest in general, which residents resort to in inclement weather, when due to weak soil the streets are covered with impassable dirt ^[4] . The main occupation of the villagers was tillage and fishing on the Egorshinsky coal mines ^[2] .

In 1886, a mixed school of literacy first appeared in the village, which was housed in its own building ^[4] .

The first wooden church was built around 1750. In 1881, a wooden, one-throne church was laid, which was consecrated in the name of the apostles Peter and Paul in 1885. Until 1885, the village of Mostovskaya belonged to the parish of the neighboring village of Pisansky , 15 miles distant from it ^[4] . The church has not been used since 1915 and was closed in 1928, in Soviet times it was demolished ^[2] .

In 1915, a new stone, single-throne church was built and consecrated in the name of the apostles Peter and Paul. The parable consisted of 3 church houses ^[4] . In 1930, the church was closed ^[2] . In Soviet times, the building housed a club, and the dome and bell tower were demolished. Currently, the building is mothballed ^[5] .

There are 17 streets in the village (Vostochnaya, Dekabristov, Zarechnaya, Kommunarov, Krasny Partizan, Lenina, Molodyozha, Novaya, Pervomaiskaya, Pionerskaya, Pushkina, Sadovaya, Smetanina, Sovetskaya, Sovkhoznaya, Gymnastics and lane Melnichny) ^[6] .