 In the middle of the 19th century, on the initiative of hegumen Damascene of the monastery, it was rebuilt by the famous Russian architect A. M. into a small town fortress framed by alleys of magnificent pine, asenapine, fir, and oak.Instead of individual cabins, there were 8 private buildings, and the dilapidated single-domed Church was replaced by the two-story Church of All Saints.The body, fence, and towers of the monastery were painted white, hence its second name