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The Greek Catholic church in Dubne was founded in 1863 on the site of a temple from 1673 destroyed by fire. After the expulsion of the Lemkos as part of the "Wisła" campaign, the church was converted into a Roman Catholic church. In 2011, the roof of the church was renovated, as part of the "Program for the protection of the horseshoe horseshoe in Poland" conducted by the Polish Society of Friends of Nature "pro Natura". St. Lemko's Church Archangel Michael representing the West Lemko style is a wooden building with a single-nave and triple structure, the tower has a pole-frame structure. The roof of the temple, tent-like over the nave, over the ridge, multi-pillar presbytery, covered with sheet metal and topped with three spherical towers with apparent lanterns. The Rococo-Classicist iconostasis and all equipment comes from the nineteenth century, the most valuable monument is the icon "Crucifixion and Assembly to the grave".