Ivnitzia-Chervonoi

Tchervonoi Palace is located in Tchervonoi, a small settlement of Andrushevsko, which is located in the Zhitomir area approximately half way

between Andrushevsko and Berdichev. Until the XVIII century, it as well as the entire district of Tchervonoi belonged to the Tishkevichev

family. Subsequently, it was passed to the Grokholsky magnates. Somewhere in first half of the XIX century, Adolf Grokholsky

constructed there a big three-tier, quadrangular palace in Neo-Gothic style. Soon after Adolf Grokholsky's death, his widow sold

Tchervonoi Palace (together with a local sugar factory) to Fedor Terestchenko. Теrestchenko and his brother Nicola, were not only

 well-known industrialists  but were also reknowned patrons of the arts. Теrestchenko essentially reconstructed the palace in Tchervonoi

 and the structure became asymmetrical as a result.

Current Views 2008 (above) and in 1905 (below)

Interior Views of Main Hall