The Glebovskaya chapel stood at the end of the village street on the shore of Ostrovsky Lake. It was probably built in the middle of the 19th century. It is unique in many ways: octagonal in plan, with a wide circular gallery on pillars, topped with a double dome of unusual shape. In Soviet times, it housed a warehouse, then it was abandoned. By the beginning of the 21st century, a dilapidated log cabin without a roof and some carved details had been preserved from it. In 2013, the remains of the chapel were transported to the Museum of Wooden Architecture of the Novgorod region "Vitoslavitsy".
