Presumably, paintings made by masters Arteli Vasili Zapokrovsky and frescos of the chape is believed to Gur Nikitin and his team of artists.

In the 1740s the church windows were painted, gallery openings laid and the west porch connected by a covered walkway to the holy gates.

But in 1801, when the restructuring of the neighboring "warm" Znamensky temple, constituting a single complex of the Resurrection Church, the bell tower was demolished and in its place built a new one, adjacent to the Church of the Sign.

Over a quarter of a century (since 1964) a small church served as a cathedral of the diocese of Kostroma.

Here, until 1991 remained one of the most revered shrines Kostroma - Feodorovskaya Icon of the Mother of God from the ruins in 1934, the Assumption Cathedral.