History of the place
The land of the 19th-century Chekhovich estate.
In the 19th century the Chekhovich family estate stood here: a brick manor with a veranda, alleys, a stable, two dams. The manor has not survived, its foundation remains on the grounds.
Yanka Kupala at Chekhovich's
The young Yanka Kupala was a friend of Sigismund Chekhovich: in his library the poet discovered the works of Mickiewicz, Sienkiewicz, Syrokomla and Orzeszko. Uladzimir Karatkevich wrote about this in the play "The Cradle of Four Sorceresses".
What has survived
A larch alley about 150 years old, old oaks and ash trees, two lakes. Nearby, 100 metres from the house, a 19th-century stone cellar (ledovnya): cool inside even in the heat.
Swings in the old spot
Huge wooden swings stand on the very spot where the Chekhoviches had theirs.
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