Troitsa-Naryadovo is a landowner village that previously belonged to General Alexei Alexeevich Goryainov and his descendants. The village has a paper-spinning factory located by a pond, 33 versts from Rostov. There are 14 houses and 17 residents. The factory, which has changed owners several times, is currently owned by the Moscow merchant Bogomolov; however, in October 1882, a strong fire destroyed its machines and main building.

The village has two stone single-domed churches with bell towers. One of them, dedicated to the Life-Giving Trinity, was built in 1761 with funds from the parishioners. The second, a warm church, was erected in 1872 by Mr. Shipov. Prior to this, there were no churches in the village.

There are no miraculous or particularly revered icons, manuscripts, or old printed books. Among the ancient items, an antimins issued in 1781 by the Archbishop of Rostov and Yaroslavl, Samuel, has survived, although it is now partially damaged.

The parish holds three processions: the Ascension, Kazan, and Peter's, organized at the initiative of the parishioners. The church land covers 46 desyatins, and the parish includes three villages: Troitskoye, Terentyevo, and Nikulino.

In the cemetery by the old church, all previous owners of the Goryainov estate are buried. A monument with a German inscription is also installed here, under which lies the factory director who perished in a boiler explosion.