The Trinity Church at Serebryaniki was first mentioned as a wooden church in 1620 and by 1657 it was mentioned as being made out of stone. The current building dates from 1781 when it was rebuilt in the classical style under a project by the architect Karl Blank. The church was closed in 1917 and allowed to fall into despair. In 1993 it was returned to the Orthodox Church and restored, eventually reopening for worship in 2001.