The All Saints Church was originally conceived and built as a ceremonial entrance church of the Annunciation Monastery. During the Soviet period, it was used for the needs of various institutions and as housing, which led to its decline. In the late 1980s, the Vyazniki Museum and state heritage protection authorities initiated its restoration and adaptation for museum purposes. The restoration project was carried out by OAO "Vladimirrestavratsiya" under the guidance of architects Trofimov A.N. and Efimov D.V., as well as engineer Shchelokov O.O. General restoration and conservation work was then conducted, funded by the state budget, as the church is a monument of architecture. After being restored, the property was handed over to the Vladimir Diocese.

Currently, the church requires planned cosmetic repairs.