Church of Julian of Tarsus (Pushkin)

The Church of Julian of Tarsus in Pushkin was built in 1895–1899 according to the design of architects V. N. Kuritsyn and S. A. Danini. The lower church housed a white marble iconostasis with gilded royal gates, and the small windows of the middle part were decorated with glass mosaics. Among the shrines was a regimental icon of Saint Nicholas in a silver-gilt riza, created by P. I. Koshkul in 1824. After the revolution, the building was used for the household needs of military units, and in 1924 the church was closed by a decree of the Leningrad Oblast Executive Committee.