In 1658, Metropolitan Ion Sysoevich of Rostov issued a decree for the construction of a wooden church. The exact date of its reconstruction in stone is unknown, but it is believed to have occurred in the mid-18th century. In 1789, the residents appealed to Metropolitan Arseniy for a blessing to rebuild the stone Trinity Church, which was granted. Only the winter church remains from the previous structure. The bell tower and summer church were completed by 1795, but due to a fire, the consecration took place only in 1800.

The church has five altars. The summer church contains the altars of the Holy Trinity and Saint Nicholas, while the winter church has the southern altar of the Epiphany of the Lord and the northern altar of All Saints. Between the winter church and the bell tower, above the arch, is the chapel of the Tikhvin Icon of the Mother of God.

Currently, the church is slowly being restored.