Ulaskova tsässon is a small

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chapel, situated in

Ulaskova Ulaskova (also known as ''Ulaskuva'', ''Uusküla'', ''Uussalu'') is a village in Setomaa Parish, Võru County in Estonia. History Written sources from 1585 first mention the city with a previous name, ''Vlazova''. In 1790, it was mentioned as ...

village,

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, Võru County,

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General information

The building is not state-protected. It is in good condition.''Setomaa tsässonad''. Koostanud Tapio Mäkeläinen ja Ahto Raudoja. Kirjastus: Setu Kultuuri Fond, 2011.

Building data

Ulaskova tsässon is a one-storied pine cross-beam building that has a square floor plan and a gable roof, the outer measurements are 466 x 372 cm, and the building has one interior room (13.9 m2). The outer look of the building has changed significantly: The building used to have an entrance-room and the walls were not covered by boards. The building has a doorway the size of 84 x 155 cm, with a single-sided leaf made from boards fixed on the crosspiece by forged hinges. The door opens on the outside. The building has one wooden window with five panes, painted yellowish-white (45x65 cm). The opening for the window is outlined by profiled boards from the inside.

References

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