And they rejoiced at the meeting, and kissed the cross, and sent Vladimir of Pskov with his retinue to Rostov, and they, coming on St. Thomas Week with their regiments, stood opposite Pereyaslavl".

[7] Topographic maps of the XVIII, XIX and early XX centuries, contain boundaries of three plots with the names: "Marya svyataya", "Kolokolenka", "Popovka"; confirming the presence of a holy place here.

Special attention to the tract was paid by a famous local historian of Rostov land — Titov Andrei Alexandrovich: "Three versts from the village of Krasnoramenye there is a steep and very high mountain, overgrown with forest; it lies by the river Sara.

On August 29, 2014, the government of the Yaroslavl Oblast granted Nikitinsky Quarry LLC the right to use the subsoil area of the "Krasnokamenye" sand and gravel deposit in Rostovsky District for exploration and mining.

[12]In 2015, the Yaroslavl Diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church applied to place a landmark site — the tract of "Holy Mary mountain" in the register of protected objects of cultural heritage.

[16] During the community work days organized by the public in 2015, landscaping of the area began, signposts were installed along the road to Holy Mary mountain from the village of Filimonovo, and the bridges and access to the well "Marya Svyataya" were repaired.