Inkino is a village located in the Buturlin district. It, along with the neighboring villages of Pogiblovka and Lukyanovo, belonged to D.A. Ostafyev, who was the brother of the landowner N.A. Novosiltseva from the village of Apraksino, a neighbor of A.S. Pushkin in Boldino. The village is home to a monument of urban planning and architecture, the Kazan Church, dedicated to the Kazan Mother of God. The site dates from 1863 to 1896 and has a document of acceptance for state protection under number 471.