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The monastery is built as a fortress, has an approximately rectangular shape, and is completely surrounded by a wall, which has four corner towers and three gates. The northern wall has the main gate and the gate
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occupied Moscow, and some of the treasures belonging to the church were speedily evacuated from Moscow. They were kept in Spaso-Prilutsky
Monastery, in the katholikon (which at the time was still damaged). The katholikon is connected by a covered passageway to some other buildings, notably the
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The Church of All Saints was built in 1721, and the Church of Saint
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restoration (starting in 1954) which resulted in a medievalized appearance. In 1991, the monastery was re-established. The relics of St. Demetrius, his staff and
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and his disciples. Most surviving buildings date from the 16th and 17th centuries. Since 1993 Priluki has been administered as part of
Vologda.
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southern wall has the third gate which is now defunct. The wall was built after the monastery had been devastated in the
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