The Vlasievskaya Church was located in Obukhovo, in the settlement of the Vladimir third. On June 18, 1689, Archbishop Alexander of Veliky Ustyug and Totma issued a decree for the construction of a stone single-altar church in honor of the Holy Martyr Vlasiy. The wooden Vlasievskaya Church was moved to Krasnaya Gora in 1687. In 1714, a new single-story stone temple was erected. The altars were dedicated to the Holy Martyr Vlasiy, Bishop of Sebaste, Saint Nicholas of Myra, Venerable Simeon the Stylite, and Alexius, the Man of God, as well as the icon of the Mother of God "Donskaya." In 1897, the cold and warm churches were united by an arch. The bell tower was built in 1888.