Money Lane

The name arose from the settlement of money masters of the Sovereign Mint that existed here (engravers and minters of coins). In the XVIII century, the lane was called Pokrovsky after the Church of the Intercession (renamed due to the many such streets and lanes in the city). By the end of the century, the name Denezhnaya Street was strengthened, later Ermolov Lane, Pleshcheyev Lane (according to homeowners) and Pokrovsky Lane - according to the Church of the Intercession in Levshin (documented since 1673, dismantled in 1930). In 1933-1994 - Vesnin Street, in memory of the architect L. A. Vesnin (1880-1933), who lived in this lane ^[1] . A memorial plaque is installed on his house.

Money Lane starts from Bolshoy Levshinsky as a continuation of Maly Levshinsky (in the 19th century the latter was part of Money Lane, which began directly from Prechistenka ) and runs north parallel to the Garden Ring . Glazovsky Lane crosses, Sivtsev Vrazhek adjoins to its right, then goes onto Arbat opposite Troilinsky Lane . House numbering starts from the side of Bolshoi Levshinsky Lane.

On the odd side:

• No. 1 - House of the Palace Department (beginning of the XIX century) ^[2] , now - the publishing house “A-Ba-Ba-Ga-La-Ma-Ga” ;
• No. 3, p. 1, 2, 3, 5 - City estate of the XVIII — XIX centuries. Lodyzhenskys - Zagryazhskys - Rukavishnikovs (late XVIII — early XX centuries, architect V. P. Drittenpreis ), identified cultural heritage object ^[3] .

• No. 3, p. 2 - Residential outbuilding (late 18th century, 1830s, half past 19th centuries) ^[3] , now - Stroyservis-5;
• No. 3, p. 3 - Outhouse (1911) ^[3] ;
• No. 3, p. 5 - Outbuilding (1911, architect V.P. Drittenpreis ) ^[3] .

• No. 5, p. 1-7 - The mansion of S. P. Berg (1897, architects F. K. Melgren , P. S. Boytsov , A. V. Flodin , I. A. Gevenov . Architects V. D worked on the interiors Adamovich and K. A. Dulin ^[4] ), an object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^[3] . It was in this house in 1918 that Ya. G. Blyumkin killed the German ambassador V. Mirbach . Currently, the Italian Embassy is located here;
• No. 7, p. 1 - the mansion and apartment building of G. E. and A. G. Broydo - V. Ya. Burdakova (1910-1912, architect A. N. Zeligson ), an object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^[3] . Currently, the Chilean Embassy ;
• No. 7, building 2 - The profitable house of G. E. and A. G. Broydo - V. Ya. Burdakova (1910, architect A. N. Zeligson ), an object of cultural heritage of regional significance. Here in 1921-1930, the composer N. Ya. Myaskovsky lived and worked ^[3] . Now - Republican Social Commercial Bank (RSKB);
• No. 9/5 - International Public Fund “For the Survival and Development of Humanity”; Lunacharsky Memorial Cabinet ; A.V. Lunacharsky and Ya. G. Blumkin lived in the house ^[5] ;
• No. 9/6 - The wooden city estate of A. K. Polivanov (beginning of the 19th century), an object of cultural heritage of federal significance ^{[2] [3]} , now it is NTSC Energosystems LLC.
• No. 11, p. 1 - The main house of the city estate of M. S. Grachev - A. V. Tolstoy (2nd half of the 18th century - 19th century, architect N. P. Krasnov ; 1884, architect S. A. Yelagin ), an object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^{[2] [3]} .
• No. 13, p. 1 - The Mansion of N.K. Bohl - Karl Gutheil (early 19th century, 1870-1880s, architect V.P. Gavrilov ), cultural heritage site of regional significance ^[3] . Here in the 1890s. there was a composer S.V. Rachmaninov .
• No. 19 - Mansion of A. I. Slonov (first half of the XIX century; the facade was changed and expanded in 1898 according to the project of architect N. D. Strukov ) ^{[2] [3]} .
• No. 21 - SIC Informatics at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia .

On the even side:

• No. 4 - Apartment Building Kulikovs (1913-1914, architect O. G. Piotrovich );
• No. 8-10 - Regional Public Fund for Support and Development of Domestic Culture;
• No. 12 - Profitable House of M. Zhuravskaya (1907, architect V. D. Adamovich ) ^[2] . In 1918-1922, the director Evgeny Vakhtangov lived in the house (in 1923, the apartment became memorial) ^[6] . Currently, the building houses the representative offices of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation: Kamchatka Region , Ulyanovsk Region ; private school "Pythagoras and K";
• No. 14/3 - Profitable House of E. Vorobyov (1912-1913, architect A. A. Ostrogradsky ) ^[2]
• No. 16/4 - City estate of P. A. and N. P. Pavlov ("Partnerships of manufactories founded by I. I. Skvortsov") (1899-1900, architect K. V. Treiman ; rebuilt in 1905 by architect S. D Kuchinsky ^{[2] [7]} ), now - the embassy of Gabon ;
• No. 18 - The main house of the city estate of E. N. Gorchakova - N. A. Bogdanova (1817-1833; 1875, architect S. I. Arkhangelsky ), an object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^[3] . Now - Housing state. Moscow Inspectorate (Moszhilinspektsiya): Gas technical inspection;
• No. 20 - restaurant "Cantinetta Antinori";
• No. 22 - Publishing and Production Center "Russian Rarity";
• No. 24, building 1 - a mansion, built in 1823 for Avdotya Vaskova (rebuilt in 1833, 1893, architect P. A. Ushakov , 1914, architect G. A. Gelrich ). In the 1890s, the house belonged to the daughter of historian M.P. Pogodin Agrippina Plechko, author of books about Moscow;
• No. 24, in the courtyard - The mansion and hospital of Dr. Ermolin (A. A. Ermolinoy) (1914, architect G. A. Gelrich )
• No. 24, building 3 - Regional public organization “Family and Health”;
• No. 28/44 - Profitable House of O. S. Petrovskaya (1912, architect D. M. Chelishchev ). Here the architect D. M. Chelishchev (apartment No. 5) lived in a communal apartment with his family, the apartment of A. R. Izryadnova (No. 14) in the 1920s was visited by her former husband (common-law marriage) poet S. A. Yesenin . ^[eight]

• Silver Lane
• Old Monet Lane
• 1st Monetchikovsky Lane

• Muravyov V. B .. Moscow streets. Renaming Secrets. - M .: Algorithm, Eksmo, 2006 .-- 336 p. - (People's Guide). - ISBN 5-699-17008-1 .

• The official website of the Khamovniki district council
• All-Moscow classifier of streets of Moscow OMK UM (inaccessible link)
• The names of Moscow streets . Toponymic Dictionary / R. A. Ageeva, G. P. Bondaruk, E. M. Pospelov and others; author foreword E.M. Pospelov. - M .: OGI, 2007. - (Moscow Library). - ISBN 5-94282-432-0 .
• Money Lane: institutions and organizations.