The house of the teacher's seminary

The building of the teacher's seminary of the Mennonite colony Rosental is a monument of architecture and urban planning. It was built in 1912 in the modern style and its pure German variant "Jugendstil".

The interior layout of the building has a very rational organization: it includes a spacious hall with central stairs leading to the second floor, as well as two side stairwells that provide access to the level of the basement floor.

The main premises and three large classrooms were located along the outer contour of the building. The corridor windows faced the inner courtyard. The largest room was used not only for school gatherings but also for public events.

To this day, the exterior of the teacher's seminary building has hardly changed, except for the replacement of the metal roof with an asbestos-cement one. In 1965, a one-story building with additional classrooms and a gym was added to the building. Until 2018, it was used as a building for a primary school.