In the monograph from an architectural and ethnological point of view, on the basis of modern methodological principles, one hundred and fifty years of historical research experience of the sacred wooden architecture of the Ukrainian Carpathians is analyzed. the genesis of volume-planning decisions, factors that influenced the formation and distribution of certain types are highlighted | the urban, landscape and religious aspects of sacred wooden architecture are revealed architectural and ethnographic zoning, schools of folk temple architecture, types and groups of churches are determined constructions for bells are being considered. Considerable source, factual material has been used and introduced into scientific circulation.For architects, ethnographers, historians, teachers and students of universities, the general public of connoisseurs of Ukrainian culture and science.This monograph based upon contemporary methodological principles presents architectural and ethnologic approaches in research work on 150-year-long experience of historical studies in wooden sacral architecture by Ukrainians of Carpathians| it throws light upon the origin of volumetric planning findings and factors that had influence on formation and spreading of certain types, it discloses some urban, landscape and religious aspects of wooden sacral architecture as well as defines architectural ethnographic regionalism and schools of folk temple architecture| it considers constructions for bells. Quite considerable amount of source factual materials used in monograph is being introduced in scientific circulation.The work might be of interest for architects, ethnographers, historians, university lecturers and students as well as wide audience of admirers of Ukrainian culture and science.