In 1782, the construction of the stone Church of the Resurrection of Christ began. The building has undergone numerous renovations, so its original appearance has not been preserved. The architectural ensemble of the church includes a fence built simultaneously with it in the 18th century. After the arrival of Soviet power, the church was closed, but during the Great Patriotic War, services were held there. Since 1946, the church has been reopened for believers.

In the churchyard, in 1848, the ataman of the Don Army, General of Cavalry M. G. Vlasov, was buried. A monument in the form of a column with a bust of the deceased was erected at his grave, which has since been lost.