The chapel, named in honor of Alexander Nevsky, was built in memory of friends who died in local wars. This is evidenced by the memorial stone placed in the chapel's fence. Alexander Sergeyevich Zorin took a long journey to this structure, one could say, his entire life. In Blazhenetsvo, the colonel found himself by chance: he was driving and stopped in a field on the outskirts of the village that he liked. He built the house together with his father and uncle, and he erected the chapel himself, without using a single nail.