Teplostansky passage

Named in 1990 ^[1] by its location in the area of Teply Stan ^[2] . Prior to that, he had no name for a long time despite the fact that bus routes passed through it.

The emergence of the passage is associated with the formation in the 1910s of the Novo-Dmitriyevsky settlement consisting of several farms. In the village led the road that continued the main street of the village Troparyovo . In the late 1930s, the Kiev highway (now Leninsky Prospect ) passed between the Novo-Dmitrovsky settlement and Troparyov. In the early 1970s, almost all the houses of the village were demolished. In the remaining house after the restructuring is located Troparyevskoe forestry. The apple orchard has also been preserved. In 1972–1973, when building the 8th microdistrict of Teply Stan, and laying the ring street Akademik Vargi , the passage value increased. In September 1976, a bus route led through the passage ^[3] . In the early 1980s, a secret facility was built on the driveway called the Archival Library Center.

On the odd side:

• No. 1 - Main Building of the FSB Archive and Library Center
• No. 1a - Hotel Complex Archival Library Center (architect N. Belousova). In this building, members of the Emergency Committee met in August 1991 ^[4] .

On the even side:

• № 2 - Troparyovskoye forestry

On travel pass routes of buses 144, 227, 281, 720.

The stop with the same name on Leninsky Prospekt is a major interchange hub for many routes.

1. ↑ OMK PA (inaccessible link)
2. ↑ Streets of Moscow. Old and new names. M., 2003. p. 293.
3. ↑ History of the route number 165 on the website "Moscow Bus"
4. ↑ Natalia Belousova Home Theater

• Teplostansky fare on the website "Youth of the South-West of Moscow"