Goshavank monastery, Gosh, Tavush, Armenia
Bell tower and Matenadaran or book depository, built 1241-91 (left), Surb Astvatsatsin, or Holy Mother of God Church, built 1191-96 with gavit or narthex in front, built 1197-1203 (centre) and Surb Grigor Lusavorich or St Gregory the Illuminator Church, built 1237-41 (right), at Goshavank, a medieval monastery founded 12th century, at Gosh, Tavush, Armenia. The Armenian Apostolic Church monastery houses several churches, a school, bell tower and book depository, and is named after Mkhitar Gosh who helped build it. Picture by Manuel Cohen
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