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A unique defensive orthodox church complex from the end of the 16th century. It consists of a late Gothic wooden church dedicated to St. Paraskewy, a free-standing belfry and a stone, defensive diak house. The whole is surrounded by a stone wall from the mid-nineteenth century, topped with a shingle roof. On the orthodox church cemetery of 16a surrounded by a wall, there are several stone crosses and the crypt of the owners of Radruż - Andruszewski. Two other cemeteries nearby: older and larger with an area of approx. 42 a and smaller with an area 14 a. On both of them there are historic Brussels gravestones.