The Church of St. Michael the Archangel was built in 1849 on the initiative of Chief Black Sea Fleet commander, Mikhail Petrovich Lazarev, as a temporary church for the Admiralty during the construction of the Cathedral of St. Nicholas, located nearby. During the first defense of Sevastopol garrison church was the main church of the city. In her funeral admirals VA Kornilov, VI Istomin, PS Nakhimov, there have been on the liturgies of Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael N.. After the death of Nicholas I, in the temple of the troops took the oath of allegiance to the service of Alexander II. August 2, 1855 the church got a bomb in it which made great destruction, injuring two people was a fluke of service at that time was not. The temple was rebuilt in 1857 at the expense of Ivan Krasilnikov contractor. In 1889 the church became the regimental church of the 50th Infantry Regiment, Bialystok. On the 50th anniversary of the first defense of Sevastopol on the west facade of the church were installed 24 marble plaques with the names of parts of the Sevastopol garrison troops who took part in the defense of the city. In the 20 years of the century Worship in the church was closed, the building was a reading room, home health education since 1968 - Hall Museum CFP.