The church was probably built not later than 1747. In some sources, the date of construction is 1715. S. Butm it is known that the Church of St. George (St. George) has existed in Snovsk (Sednev) since pre-Mongol times and has been rebuilt many times since fires and devastation. The church was built according to the traditional forms of Ukrainian wooden sacral architecture, without a single nail. Wooden, three-piece, with octagonal central tower, one-story with two kinks. On the side of the granary altar are small sacristy and palmar cuts, and staircases near the rectangular porch. The...

The church was probably built not later than 1747. In some sources, the date of construction is 1715. S. Butm it is known that the Church of St. George (St. George) has existed in Snovsk (Sednev) since pre-Mongol times and has been rebuilt many times since fires and devastation. The church was built according to the traditional forms of Ukrainian wooden sacral architecture, without a single nail. Wooden, three-piece, with octagonal central tower, one-story with two kinks. On the side of the granary altar are small sacristy and palmar cuts, and staircases near the rectangular porch. The church gained popularity due to the fact that inside it were filmed key episodes of the Soviet movie "VIY" (Eyelids) according to the story of Nikolay Gogol. These shots were not included in the final version of the film, but the scenery of the corresponding scenes, shot in the Mosfilm Pavilion, generally repeats the interiors of St. George's Church.