before 1787

1.4 ha

The village of Koropets is located at the confluence of the river of the same name with the Dniester, on the south-western edge of the former Buczac district. According to the 1857 census, the village had a population of 3,326. In 1921, it had a population of 5 366, including 1 301 Catholics, 3 887 Greek Catholics and 178 Jews. The Polish nationality was declared by 1,994 and the Ukrainian nationality by 3,351 people. There were 4 schools in Koropiec - 2 four-class Russian-speaking schools, a seven-class Polish school and a Jewish school. In addition, there was a post office, a pharmacy and several shops. There was a market square in the centre. Among the buildings were the municipal office, the police station, the Kółka Rolniczy shop, a dairy and a slaughterhouse. The parish of St. Nicholas in Koropiec was erected before 1427, and its founder was Władysław Jagiełło. There were also 2 Orthodox churches and a synagogue in the village. At the beginning of the 19th century, the Mysłowski family built a classicist palace in Koropiec. After the purchase of Koropiec by Stanisław Marcin Badeni, the palace was rebuilt into a magnificent residence by 1906. The cemetery at the St. Nicholas Church was probably created before 1787.
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