this is a wooden estate, dated 1880, built by a german named leopold koenich.ery successful entrepreneur who in the 19th century had a parquet factory, distilleries, brick and sugar factories, and this house in slobozhanshchyna. he built it just for the manager of the sugar factory, the master or the manager lived all upstairs, and the servants lived all the way down there in the basement, all the rooms were such that they lived there, cooked food, they cleaned, everything was done downstairs, only the fireplaces went up, which was warm, this house... then everything was brought from karelia, we don’t have such types of trees, the bottom was made, one row was made of oak, and then the karelian pine was all gone, everything we have, all the architecture somewhere inside our borders, it 's all ukrainian architecture, it can be somehow austrian.

this is a wooden estate, dated 1880, built by a german named leopold koenich.y successful entrepreneur who in the 19th century had a parquet factory, distilleries, brick and sugar factories in slobozhanshchyna, and he built this house just for the head of the sugar factory. it’s all upstairs already... or the manager, and the servants lived all downstairs, there in the basement, all the rooms were such that they lived there, cooked food, washed clothes, everything was done there downstairs, only upstairs there were fireplaces, it was warm, this house was brought all the way from karelia, we do not have such types of trees, the bottom was made, one row was made of oak. but the kareian pine is all gone, all that we have, all the architecture somewhere inside our borders, it is all ukrainian architecture, it can be somehow austro-hungarian, i don’t know, polish, from which other empires, soviet, but it is all ukrainian architecture and... it should not be given to someone, but this is all our heritage, and everything that happened happened, and we also took part i

this construction was financed by the same leopold koenich, who was a patron and took care of the developmentschool suffered great grief during the great patriotic war, because it was located here . the stable, the fascist stable, and when the village was liberated, then the people began to rebuild this school with their own efforts, and the parents of the students, and the students themselves, and the teachers brought the school to a normal appearance. residents of pavlivka independently restored the school. it was preserved in its authentic form for a very long time, and only in the last 30 years were the wooden roof and windows replaced. what's nice, they are proud of their school here, they don't want it to be like everyone else, they don't want to cover it with bricks or cover it with clapboard, and it happens so much that whenever someone they know there comes to visit, they definitely come, take pictures here, look, is there really such a school here and is it really so beautiful here, no we live one day, one life, we try to make our school flourish, be beautiful so that students go to