Irene Thomas The brickwork looks solid, probably late Victorian. Those blue plaques were a smart touch even back then.

Ирина Воробьёва A convenient thing, everything is immediately clear without unnecessary words. And the brick is really strong, it’s clear that the masonry is old.

Юлія Шевчук I would like to see this sign up close, I wonder what is written there.

Георги Петров Nice plate, indeed. And I would look at it closely, to see exactly what it says.

Daniel Davis Yeah I'd like a closer look at what it actually says on that plaque too.

Grace Hall Nice blue plaque.

Тарас Шевчук It is interesting how evenly the brick lies under the sign itself, as if it was laid yesterday. And what exactly is written there, I would also like to see.

Anca Munteanu Yes, I would also look more closely at what it says exactly.

Danica Radovanović Yes, the tablet is really practical. I would also read it closely to see exactly what it says.

Παναγιώτης Χατζής The label is really practical, you immediately read the information without looking. In our church of Agios Nikolaos they have put a similar but smaller one.

Петро Мороз It is interesting that it is indicated on the plate there. Is the church open for visitors on weekdays or only for services? When is the service there on Saturdays?

Snežana Kostić The brickwork is very nicely arranged, it can be seen that it was built even before the war, maybe even at the end of the 19th century. The plaque is nicely placed, but I would like to see the exact date on it.

Степан Попов The brick under the sign itself lies flat, the seams are thin, it is clear that the craftsman worked. And on the roof in the left corner of the photo, the tiles have darkened with age and look strong. I wonder what exactly is written there, it’s really convenient.

Росица Петрова Nice plate, indeed. In Burgas, we have similar blue inscriptions on the old houses in the center, only the year of construction is also written there.

Emily Young The brick under the plaque has those thin mortar lines you only see in good 19th century work. Looks like it has held up for over a hundred years without any major repointing.

Agnieszka Kaczmarek The tablet is really convenient, everything is visible at once. In our church of St. George, the great martyr, there is also such a blue one hanging on the wall, only a little smaller. And the brick under it really lies flat, the master knew his business.