M.: Art, 1991. - 200 p. — (Roads to Beauty)

For almost four millennia, cultural monuments of rare value were created on the Solovetsky Islands in the White Sea. The book tells about the mysterious Neolithic structures of the 2nd-1st millennium BC. e., about the famous Solovetsky Monastery, covered with legends, about numerous religious, commercial, industrial buildings located in various places of the archipelago, about the wonderful nature of Solovki.

ContentsIntroductionPages of historyEmergence of the monastery - Solovetsky Monastery in the defense of Pomerania - “Solovetskoe seat" - Peter I on Solovki - Bombing of the monastery in 1854 - Solovetsky prison - Current state of Solovki Architectural ensemble of the monastery The first wooden structures - "The Legend of the Filippov Building" - The central complex of buildings - "The Great Royal Fortress". — Ensemble of the monastery of the 17th century. — Monastery in the 18th – early 20th centuries. — Restoration of the Soviet era Behind the walls of the Kremlin Hydraulic, residential, warehouse, industrial and religious buildings of the village of Solovetsky Along the Solovetsky roads Along the lake system — Savvatiyevo — Sekirnaya Mountain — Isakovo — Gorka Farm — Filippovskie Gardens — “Negotiation Stone” Bolshoy Zayatsky Island Neolithic buildings — Harbor — Church of St. Andrew the First-Called Bolshaya Island MuksalmaJesus Hermitage - Dam - Animal Farm - Malaya MuksalmaAnzersky IslandTrinity Skete - Golgotha-Crucifixion Skete - Kirillovo - "Town" of Peter I - Rescue StationConclusionNotesAccepted abbreviationsRecommended reading