History of the village of Pustoviytivka

Sumy TV. The June 19, 2006 issue of the "Provincia" program is dedicated to the history of the village of Pustoviytivka.

On the video: landscapes of Sumy region, forests, hills, Sula River; the village of Pustoviytivka, a monument to the Cossack ataman Petr Kalnyshevsky; St. Nicholas Church and the Holy Trinity Church, the history of the village, various plans of churches; a blitz poll of villagers about local Cossack families; reconstruction of the church; landscapes of Pustoviytivka, Scythian mounds.

Comments: residents of the village of Pustoviytivka Maria Nesterova, Olga Kovalenko; foreman Serhiy Holub; director of the Romensky Museum of Local Lore Volodymyr Panchenko.

Journalist — Raisa Stoyan.

Reference: Pustoviytivka is a village in the Romensky district of the Sumy region, known since 1252. Located on the left bank of the Sula River, it is associated with the name of the last kosh ataman of the Zaporozhian Sich, Petro Kalnyshevsky, who was born on a nearby farm. It has significant historical monuments, including the rebuilt Holy Trinity Church of 1773 and the Pustoviytovsky hydrological reserve.