The Fraternal Church of St. Nicholas is one of the churches of the city of Brest, which calls for tolerance and raising fraternal slogans among the residents. The church was built in 1904 AD from bricks, and the construction was carried out from the donations of sailors, officers and residents of the city participating in the Russo-Japanese War, who considered St. Nicholas their patron. The building housed a storehouse for the state archive in the Brest region, and the church was restored in 1996 with donations from parishioners and city companies. The church has a distinctive architectural design, where the Baroque system was used in architecture, and was characterized by tall domes decorated in blue.