The Restoration of Baturyn — the Hetman Capital of Ukraine

2008, First National. The report covers the restoration of Baturyn, the Hetman capital of Ukraine, including restoration and other work, as well as the restoration and decoration of building facades at the “Hetman Capital” National Historical and Cultural Reserve.

On the video: Kirill Razumovsky’s palace; restoration work; restoration and decoration of the facade; the Church of the Resurrection; an exhibition at the Baturyn Museum of Archaeology; earthworks; the moat; a drawing of the fortress from the princely era; the citadel from the Hetman era; the restored Castle Church of the Resurrection of the Lord; the Hetman’s residence built on the old foundation; the treasury building; voiceover by Nadiya Steshenko-Grigorieva.

Comments: Natalia Rebrova, Director General of the “Hetman Capital” National Historical and Cultural Reserve (2002–2024); Natalia Serdyuk, Head of the Department of Scientific and Educational Work at the “Hetman’s Capital” National Historical and Cultural Reserve; Volodymyr Pashchak, Director General of CJSC “Lviv-Restoration.”

Nadiya Steshenko-Grigorieva and Oleksandr Kolodyazhny worked on the story.

Reference: Baturyn is a historic city in the Nizhyn District of Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine, which served as the seat of the hetmans of Left-Bank Ukraine and the capital of the Hetmanate during the 17th and 18th centuries; it is included in the List of Historic Settlements of Ukraine (2001).