Maloe Podlesye. Holy Trinity Church.

The earliest mentions of the church in this place can be found in the chronicle of the ancient Darevo church, which were carefully preserved by Archimandrite Nicholas in his historical and statistical study dated 1864. According to this source, the temple was erected in 1550 by a local landowner, and was named the Pomonastric Holy Trinity Church. Based on this information, it can be assumed that the Holy Trinity Monastery and the church of the same name in Darevo existed in more ancient times.

In addition to Holy Trinity Church, there was also a cemetery church dedicated to St. Nicholas, located nearby. Subsequently, a chapel was built in its place, and then the temple was restored.

In 1865, the old church was dismantled due to dilapidation. Two years later, in 1867, a new church was built. In 1915, the churches found themselves in a war zone, as a result of which the Holy Trinity Church was completely destroyed by fire.

In the 1930s, the rector of the Darevo parish, Priest Mikhail Vishnevsky, decided to restore the Holy Trinity Church. The construction was successful, but it was not possible to complete it. Poland's war with Germany, the arrival of the Bolsheviks and the beginning of the Great Patriotic War prevented the completion of what had begun.

Only in 2012, a temple was built on the foundation of 1860, which can be seen today.

The St. Nicholas Chapel survived, and in 1922 it was rebuilt by Priest Lopatinsky into a cemetery church. And today, on the cemetery grounds in Maloe Podlesye stands a church dedicated to St. Nicholas. This wooden temple, which served as a place of farewell to the departed, was later lined with silicate bricks. The architectural appearance of the temple is characterized by the simplicity of its forms, which makes it difficult to attribute it to a specific architectural direction.