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Table of Contents

Description, step 1: identify the hvac equipment and confirm device installation.

• Identify the HVAC Equipment
• Confirm Device Installation

Programming Menu Overview

Step 2: equipment configuration mode, step 3: select the hvac controller, step 4: set the smc55-hwqs basic parameters for system compatibility.

• (01B): System Type
• (02B): Heat Stages
• With Other Heat Stages
• (04B): Auxiliary Heat (Aux/W ) Upstage Delay
• (05B): Cool Stages
• (06B): Heat Fan Control
• (07B): Changeover/Reversing Valve (O/B) Type
• (08B): Valve / Element Type
• (09B): Fan Type
• (10B): 2-Pipe Mode
• (11B): Underfloor Heating Control
• Saving and Exiting Basic Configuration

Step 5: Set the SMC55-HWQS Advanced Parameters to Modify the Functionality of the HVAC System

• (01A) Function Type
• (02A) Temperature Sensor Type
• (06A) Minimum Fan on Time
• (07A) Extended Cool Fan Time (OCFT)
• (08A) Extended Heat Fan Time (OHFT)
• (11A) Cool Fan on Delay (CFOD)
• (12A) Heat Fan on Delay (HFOD)
• (18A) Standalone Temperature Operation Mode
• (19A) Standalone Temperature Fan Mode
• (30A) Cannot Reach Setpoint Timeout
• (31A) Cannot Reach Setpoint Action
• (70A) Minimum Compressor Run Time (MCRT)
• (71A) Minimum Compressor off Time (MCOT)
• (74A) Heat Stage 1-On Delta
• (75A) Heat Stage 1-Off Delta
• (76A) Heat Stage 2 (y /Aux)-On Delta
• (77A) Heat Stage 2-Off Delta
• (78A) Heat Stage 3 (Aux)-On Delta
• (79A) Heat Stage 3 (Aux)-Off Delta
• (80A) Cool Stage 1-On Delta
• (81A) Cool Stage 1-Off Delta
• (82A) Cool Stage 2-On Delta
• (83A) Cool Stage 2-Off Delta
• (84A) Compressor Cool Stage 2 Upstage Delay (CC2SUD)
• (85A) Compressor Heat Stage 2 Upstage Delay (CH2SUD)
• (88A) Reversing Valve Delay (RVD)

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Summary of Contents for Lutron Electronics PALLADIOM

• Page 1 P/N 032498h P/N 032498h HomeWorks QS Palladiom Thermostat Configuration Guide...

Page 2: Table Of Contents

• Page 3 P/N 032498h Table of Contents (continued) Parameters Applicable for Radiant Underfloor Heating System ..................26 Radiant Underfloor Heating Control Summary ......................26 ..............26 Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) Temperature Control (for relay signals only) ........................26 0–10 V- Control (for 0–10 V- signal only) Duty Cycle Sample Adaptation (for both relay and 0–10 V- signals) ................26 ................................27...

Page 4: Description

Page 5: step 1: identify the hvac equipment and confirm device installation.

• Page 6 (continued) Confirm Device Installation (continued) If connecting the Palladiom Thermostat to the SMC55-HWQS, they must be connected over the HVAC controller communication link. Refer to Figure 1 for the wiring required to install the SMC55-HWQS with the thermostat. For hardware installation and wiring details refer to the HomeWorks QS Thermostat Installation Guide (P/N 043495) at www.lutron.com.

Page 7: Programming Menu Overview

Page 8: step 3: select the hvac controller, page 9: step 4: set the smc55-hwqs basic parameters for system compatibility.

• Page 10 P/N 032498h Step 4: Set the SMC55-HWQS Basic Parameters for System Compatibility (continued) Verify the wiring connections between the thermostat, the SMC55-HWQS, and HVAC equipment as shown in Figure 1 before starting to configure the SMC55-HWQS. Table 3 below lists the details of all the basic configuration parameters - applicable systems, basic configuration parameter index, description, default value, and the range of values for each parameter.

Page 11: (01B): System Type

Page 12: (03b): run auxiliary heat, page 13: (05b): cool stages, page 14: (08b): valve / element type, page 15: (10b): 2-pipe mode, page 16: (11b): underfloor heating control, page 17: saving and exiting basic configuration, page 18: step 5: set the smc55-hwqs advanced parameters to modify the functionality of the hvac system.

• Page 19 P/N 032498h Step 5: Set the SMC55-HWQS Advanced Parameters to Modify the Functionality of the HVAC System (continued) lists out the details of all the advanced configuration parameters. Some of the advanced parameters are applicable to Table 16 all types of HVAC equipment while some are applicable to a specific type of HVAC equipment. The table below also categorizes these parameters based on the type of applicable systems.
• Page 20 °F above setpoint to turn stage off. 0 °F 1 °F – 10 °F Stage 2 (Y ) Off Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 21 2.0 °F 0 – 20 °F Temperature Cycles Per Hour Cycles per hour (CPH). 3 (20 minute signal period) 1-20 CPH Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...

Page 22: Parameters Applicable To All Types Of Hvac Equipment

Page 23: (30a) cannot reach setpoint timeout, page 24: (74a) heat stage 1-on delta, page 25: (83a) cool stage 2-off delta.

• Page 26 The radiant floor control algorithm also uses a duty cycle sample adaptation. The purpose of the adaptation is to dynamically change the duty cycle according to the newly sampled temperature. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 27 This parameter indicates whether or not the valves follow non-proportional 0–10 V- output. Set this parameter to ‘01’ if enabling non-proportional analog output for valves. When enabled, only two analog output values are used, 0 V- and 10 V-. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 28 P/N 032498h Step 5: Set the SMC55-HWQS Advanced Parameters to Modify the Functionality of the HVAC System (continued) Parameters Applicable for 2-pipe Fan Coil Units This section lists out the details of the advanced configuration parameters applicable to 2-Pipe Fan Coil Units. (40A) Change Over to Heat for Pipe Temperature Use this parameter to indicate the temperature at which the operating mode of a 2-pipe FCU changes to heating.
• Page 29 P/N 032498h Step 6: Verification Follow the steps below to verify the system functionality. 1. Press the button to enter Auto operating mode. Confirm that ‘Auto’ is displayed 2. Press the button to cycle through the different supported fan modes and verify the fan is operational. 3.
• Page 30 P/N 032498h Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Cause Solution Check the wiring to confirm that Common Display is blank The thermostat does not have power. (Black) and V+ (Red) are connected to a 24–36 V- power supply. The thermostat temperature sensor is not functioning E0 shown on the master thermostat Contact Customer Assistance.
• Page 31 , G, and O , G, and O and G Conventional and G , and G Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 32 Heat Stages Cool (Fan On) Stages (Fan On) HSP-H2N HSP-H1N HSP+H1F CSP-C1F CSP+C1N CSP+C2N Heating Cooling Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 33 1 heat will continue until auxiliary can turn on. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 34 Note: If Aux / W heat is delayed due to an upstage timer, stage 1 and 2heat will continue until auxiliary can turn on. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer.
• Page 35 03: Floor temperature only Included with SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 36 P/N 032498h Appendix B: Installation Worksheet (continued) Job Name: HVAC system type: Table 21: Advanced Configuration Parameters for the SMC55-HWQS Advanced Applicable Value to Configuration Name Description Default Value Range Systems be Set Parameter 0: Operate with thermostat Function Type 1: Standalone 2: Not Configured 0 –...
• Page 37 ) Off Included with SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer. Continued on next page...
• Page 38 2.0 °F 0 – 20 ºF Temperature 3 (20 minute Cycles Per Hour Cycles per hour. 1-20 CPH signal period) Included with SMC55-HWQS version 7420 or newer, SMC55-RESI version 7302 or newer and HomeWorks Palladiom Thermostat version 1.10 or newer.
• Page 39 P/N 032498h Appendix C: User Interface for the Thermostat Once the system is configured, verify the user interface and functionality of the thermostat. The following steps illustrate details about the user interface of the thermostat. 1. Press the button to cycle through the different available fan modes. The fan modes cycle through only those modes which are selected during configuration.
• Page 40 P/N 032498h Appendix C: User Interface for the Thermostat (continued) 6. In Auto mode, you will see both heat and cool setpoints as shown in the image below: AUTO Auto Heat setpoint is represented by the symbol next to the setpoint value whereas the cool setpoint is represented by the Heat On Cool On symbol next to the setpoint value.
• Page 41 P/N 032498h Lutron, HomeWorks, and Palladiom are trademarks or registered trademarks of Lutron Electronics Co., Inc. in the US and/or other countries. All other product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. Lutron Contact Numbers WORLD HEADQUARTERS...

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Lutron Expands HomeWorks QS System Platform with Palladiom Thermostat

Lutron Electronics has expanded its HomeWorks QS system with a new Palladiom-style thermostat.

By RS Staff

Lutron Electronics has expanded its HomeWorks QS system with a new Palladiom-style thermostat. This addition allows designers and dealers to provide their clients with a consistent aesthetic throughout the home by coordinating the thermostat with Palladiom keypads and accessories.

“Lutron continues its design legacy with this latest luxury product within the HomeWorks QS brand,” said Rich Black, director of residential business at Lutron. “Design is the core of what Lutron does. The new Palladiom thermostat, paired with our coordinating Palladiom keypads and accessories, reinforces our heritage in design and expands the product palette for the popular Palladiom aesthetic that was designed for the luxury segment.”

The first of Lutron’s panels to feature buttons and faceplates made of the same material – plastic, glass, or metal – for a coordinated aesthetic, the Palladiom family of keypads, accessories and thermostats offers a sleek, clean finish.

The Palladiom thermostat is compatible with conventional 5-wire forced air systems and fan coil units. Remote temperature sensors allow the thermostat to be mounted on exterior walls, near entryways, or on walls that receive direct sunlight. This way, temperature is not affected by weather or lighting conditions. Temperature can be added to HomeWorks QS whole-home scenes via keypad buttons, timeclocks, or the Lutron Connect App, which gives homeowners the ability to monitor and adjust temperature while home or away.

Available in architectural matte, metal, and glass finishes, the Palladiom product family is available now through Lutron’s authorized network of HomeWorks QS dealers.

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• Kropotkinskaya
• http://www.hram-ostozhenka.ru/

St Elijah the Prophet's Church on Obydensky Pereulok, which is just off Ulitsa Ostozhenka, is often simply referred to as St Elijah Obydensky Church. The word Obydensky comes from the old-Russian for 'one day' as the first church to St Elijah was built here out of wood in one day in 1592. The current church dates from the turn of the 18th century and was built in the Petrine baroque style with a small dome on an 'octagon-on-cube' structure and a square bell tower. The church was… Read more »

Zachatievsky Convent

• 2-y Zachatievsky Pereulok

The Zachatievsky Convent was founded in 1584 and dedicated to the Conception ('zachatie') of St Anne. However previous to this there was another convent located here which was founded by St Alexius (Aleksey), Metropolitan of Moscow, in 1360 but destroyed by fire in 1547. Shortly after the Zachatievsky Convent was founded it was subjected to the destruction of the Times of Troubles. Major construction work took place at the convent in the late 17th, mid-18th and early 19th century… Read more »

Within the Garden Ring: Around Ulitsa Prechistka

'Burganov House' Moscow State Museum

• 15/9 Bolshaya Afanasievsky Pereulok
• http://www.burganov.ru
• 11:00 - 19:00

The 'Burganov House' Moscow State Museum was founded in 2001 by the sculptor Aleksandr Burganov, whose work can also be found decorating the streets of Moscow. The museum's main exhibits are located in the open-air courtyard outside and can be visited for free. There are also some halls inside, one entitled the Small Louvre and another Pegasus House, both displaying more work of the sculptor. ►sights by districts  ►sights in Khamovniki District Read more »

Aleksandr Pushkin State Museum

• 12/2 Ulitsa Prechistenka
• http://www.pushkinmuseum.ru
• 10:00 - 18:00 (Thursdays: 12:00 - 21:00). Closed on Mondays and the last Friday of the month.

Not to be confused with the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Art, the Aleksandr Pushkin State Museum is dedicated to Russia's favourite poet and the age during which he lived. The museum was opened in 1957 in its current location in the 19th century Khruschyov-Seleznev Estate. In addition to the temporary exhibition hall and the conference hall, the museum has two permanent expositions dedicated: 'Pushkin and his Epoch' and 'Pushkin's Fairy Tales', which is aimed at children. There is… Read more »

Anna Golubkina Workshop-Museum

• 12 Bolshoy Lyovshinsky Pereulok
• Kropotkinskaya, Smolenskaya
• 12:00 - 19:00 (weekends: 10:00 - 17:00). Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and the last Friday of the month.

Anna Golubkina was one of Russia’s most famous female sculptors. Her most famous work is the bas relief entitled 'The Wave' on the facade of the Moscow Art Academic Theatre (MKhAT) and she has other work on display at Moscow’s Tretyakov Gallery. This museum to her was opened in 1934, upon the initiative of her elder sister, in the workshop where Golubkina spend many years. Inside it includes a memorial room which has been retained as it was when Golubkina worked here. This museum… Read more »

Dormition Church on the Graves

• 2/2 Bolshoy Vlasievsky Pereulok

The Dormition Church on the Graves is located at the intersection of four streets and may have got it names due to it being surrounded by a graveyard, although other theories as to how it got its unusual name also exist. A Dormition Church has existed here since 1560 but the current version was built between 1791 and 1806. The church was designed by the French architect Nicolas Legrand and features a large central dome on a rotunda and two parallel bell towers over the tall church… Read more »

Fridtjof Nansen Monument

• 6c2 Bolshoy Lyovshinsky Pereulok

Standing next to the Moscow office of the Red Cross is a statue of Norwegian explorer, diplomat and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Fridtjof Nansen. Nansen is especially remembered in Russia due to his role in firstly helping First World War POWs leave Russia in 1920 during the chaos of the Russian Civil War and then by raising funds to tackle the massive humanitarian disaster which was the Russian famine of 1921. In the process the Nansen Passport was created which was identity cards… Read more »

Friedrich Engels Monument

• Ploschad Prechistenskie Vorota

Standing in the centre of Ploschad Prechistenskie Vorota opposite to Kropotkinskaya metro station is a statue of Friedrich Engels - the German philosopher and translator who, along with Karl Marx, is one of the founders of Communism.  The monument was unveiled in 1976 and depicts the philosopher deep in thought with his arms crossed standing on a small pedestal.  In the 1990s there were calls to have the statue removed, but it was saved on the orders of the then-mayor Yuri Luzhkov… Read more »

Lev Tolstoy State Museum: Literary Museum

• 11/8 Ulitsa Prechistenka
• http://www.tolstoymuseum.ru
• 10:00 - 18:00 (Thursday: 12:00 - 20:00). Closed on Mondays and the last Friday of the month.

The Lev Tolstoy State Museum, which was founded in 1911, has several departments in Moscow dedicated to the giant of Russian literature. Located on Prechistenka is the Literary Museum which is located in the 19th century Lopukhin-Stanitsky Mansion. Inside the museum has displays and exhibits detailing the life and work of the author, including several themed halls.  In the garden there is also a statue of Lev Tolstoy. ►sights by districts  ►sights in Khamovniki District Read more »

Russian Academy of Arts and Zurab Tsereteli Gallery

• 19 Ulitsa Prechistenka
• http://rah.ru/
• 12:00 - 20:00 (Friday: 12:00 - 22:00, Sunday 12:00 - 19:00). Closed on Mondays.

The Russian Academy of Arts has its headquarters on Ulitsa Prechistenka and it incorporates an art gallery which, apart from some ancient Roman and Greek statues, is dedicated to the work of the academy's current president - the controversial artist Zurab Tsereteli.  The work of Tsereteli includes statues of well-known figures from Russian politics, Russian culture. and various tsars.  Highlights include Vladimir Putin in his judo robe, former mayor of Moscow Yuri Luzhkov as a… Read more »

St Blaise's Church in Old Konyushennaya Sloboda

• 20 Gagarinsky Pereulok

The current version of St Blaise's Church in Old Konyushennaya Sloboda was first mentioned in 1644 although it is known that an older version stood here since at least 1625. The simple church comprises a single-domed structure attached to a small bell tower via a closed vestibule. During Napoleon's invasion the church was damaged to such an extent that it was re-consecrated after restoration work in 1815. In 1939 the church was closed and it fell into disrepair. It was restored in… Read more »

Vasili Surikov Monument

• 30 Ulitsa Prechistenka

Standing in a small square opposite to the building of the Russian Academy of Artists is a statue of the artist Vasili Surikov. Surikov worked in the 19th century and is most famous for his paintings depicting historical scenes such as 'Morning of the Streltsy's Execution', 'The Conquest of Siberia by Yermak' and 'Boyarynya Morozova'. The bronze monument was unveiled in 2003 and depicts Surikov standing next to his easel. ►sights by districts  ►sights in Khamovniki District … Read more »

Within the Garden Ring: Around Ulitsa Volkhonka

Aleksandr Shilov Gallery

• 5 Ulitsa Znamenka
• Borovitskaya, Kropotkinskaya
• http://www.amshilov.ru/
• 11:00 - 19:00 (Thursday: 11:00 - 21:00). Closed on Mondays.

The Aleksandr Shilov Gallery is solely dedicated to the work of the portrait painter Aleksandr Shilov, who has painted prominent figures from Russian politics and culture as well as religious figures and war veterans.  Although Shilov is undoubtedly popular among the ruling elite (and the staircase of the gallery proves this by being filled with photos of the artist posing with presidents, patriarchs, politicians and musicians), his work has been criticised by experts due to the… Read more »

Christ the Saviour Eparchial Cathedral

• 15 Ulitsa Volkhonka
• http://xxc.ru

The Christ the Saviour Cathedral is Russia's most important cathedral and its largest, having been designed to accommodate 10,000 people. The current version is actually the cathedral's second incarnation. Construction of the original version was started in 1839 under the project of the famous architect Konstantin Ton and the cathedral was consecrated 1883. However this version was famously demolished on the orders of Stalin in 1931. Afterwards there were plans to build an enormous… Read more »

Emperor Alexander II Monument

• 15 Ulitsa Volkhonka (in the park outside Christ the Saviour Cathedral)

Located in the park next to the Christ the Saviour Cathedral is a monument to Emperor Alexander II. The monument was unveiled in 2005. The pedestal reads "Abolished Serfdom in 1861 and freed millions of peasants from many centuries of slavery. Carried out military and legal reforms. Introduced a system of local self-government, city dumas and zemstvo boards. Ended the long Caucasian War. Freed Slavic people from the Ottoman Yoke. Died on 1 (13) March 1881 as a result of a terrorist… Read more »

Gallery of 19th and 20th Century European and American Art

• 14 Ulitsa Volkhonka
• http://www.newpaintart.ru
• 11:00 - 19:00 (Thursdays: 11:00 -19:00). Closed on Mondays.

Located in what was once the left-wing of the residence of the Princes Golitsyn is the Pushkin Museum of Fine Art's Gallery of 19th and 20th Century European and American Art, which opened its doors in 2006. The Museum has twenty-six rooms displaying work by various European and American masters including Caspar David Friedrich, Francisco de Goya, Claude Monet, Vasili Kandinsky, Vincent Van Gogh, Cezanne, Rousseau and Marc Chagall among many others. The museum is run as a… Read more »

Ilia Glazunov Moscow State Art Gallery

• 13 Ulitsa Volkhonka
• http://www.glazunov.ru/

The Ilia Glazunov Moscow State Art Gallery was opened in 2004 to display the work of the artist Ilia Glazunov.  Glazunov is most known for his specific style and giant collages dedicated to various periods in Russian history.  These collages, including his masterpiece 'Eternal Russia', are on display here in a special hall.  Other paintings include his series dedicated to the Battle of Kulikovo Field, illustrations for classic Russian literature and poetry, and scenes from ancient… Read more »

Mikhail Sholokhov Monument

• Gogolevsky Bulvar

A few metres up Gogolevsky Bulvard is a wonderful monument to the author Mikhail Sholokhov, who is best known for his work 'And Quiet Flows the Don'. The monument was unveiled in 2007 and its centrepiece features a sculpture of the author sat in a boat which itself stands on a pedestal. However the best part of the sculpture is the waterfall feature behind it. The waterfall represents a river and just sticking out of the ground are the heads of many horses and one foal as if they… Read more »

Moscow Museum of Modern Art: Gogolevsky 10

• 10c1 Gogolevsky Bulvar
• http://www.mmoma.ru/
• 12:00 - 20:00 (Thursdays: 13:00 - 21:00). Closed on the third Monday of the month.

Immediately behind the Mikhail Sholokhov monument is an art gallery which is one of several galleries run by the Moscow Museum of Modern Art which was established in 1999. The museum is located in a late-18th century estate house which once belonged to the Tsurikov-Naryshkin family. Various art exhibitions are held here as well as conferences on various themes.  There is free admission to the gallery on the third Sunday of the month. ►sights by districts  ►sights in Khamovniki… Read more »

Museum of Private Collections

• 10 Ulitsa Volkhonka
• http://artprivatecollections.ru

The Museum of Private Collections was established in 1994 and it has been located in its present location in a specially-renovated mansion since 2005. The museum contains two floors of artwork all of which has been donated by private collectors of art. The collections have not been broken up and are displayed at the museum intact. The museum is run as a department of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. ►sights by districts  ►sights in Khamovniki District Read more »

Nicholas Roerich Museum

• 3/5 Maly Znamensky Pereulok
• http://www.icr.su
• 11:00 - 19:00. Closed on Mondays.

The Nicholas Roerich Museum is located in the Lopukhin city estate which now houses the International Centre of the Roerichs and was set up in 1989 upon the initiative of the famous artist's son Svetoslav. The museum displays work of art of both Nicholas Roerich and his son George de Roerich, but also includes information on the Roerich family, including Nicholas Roerich's travels and his role in setting up the Roerich Pact which gives international protection to artistic and… Read more »

Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts

• 12 Ulitsa Volkhonka
• http://www.arts-museum.ru
• 10:00 - 19:00. Closed on Mondays.

The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts is the largest museum of European art in Moscow and a must for art lovers. The initiative to open a museum of art in Moscow came from the professor Ivan Tsvetaev (father of the poet Marina Tsvetaeva) who managed to persuade millionaires to part with their cash in support. The museum eventually opened its doors in 1912 and was originally named after Emperor Alexander III. After the Revolution many works of art were transferred here from the Hermitage… Read more »

St Antipas' Church in Kolymazhny Courtyard

• 8 Kolymazhny Pereulok
• http://www.hramantipa.ru

St Antipas' Church in Kolymazhny Courtyard has a rather eclectic appearance as it has been added to several times over the centuries. There is some confusion as to when the original part dates from but most believe the 1560s. A legend exists that Malyuta Skuratov (Ivan the Terrible's henchman) was responsible for the addition of a side chapel to repent for his sins and some say he might even be buried here in his family's crypt. In the 18th century, side-chapels to St Nicholas and… Read more »

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