Ipatievsky Lane

It was named in the 19th century according to the church of St. Hypatius, known from the 15th century (the last building was built in 1757 on the courtyard of the Ipatiev Monastery , demolished in 1965 during the construction of the complex of buildings of the CPSU Central Committee ^[1] ). The former name is Stroganovsky Lane.

In ancient times, the place where the lane arose belonged to the “Glinishchi” tract, where potters originally settled (in Russia there was a tradition to settle representatives of fire-related professions, potters and blacksmiths, in order to avoid fires on the outskirts of cities).

In 1964-1967 in connection with the construction of new buildings of the building of the Central Committee of the CPSU (currently the Presidential Administration) in Ipatievsky Lane, the Moscow detachment of the Moscow archaeological expedition conducted research under the leadership of A.F. Dubynin and D.A. Belenkaya. During the excavations, the bridges of ancient roads, the foundations of various buildings, including white stone ones, were identified and various archaeological material was collected. After the construction was completed, the lane was closed, and at the moment most of it lies in the courtyard of the Presidential Administration.

On the odd side:

• No. 1/14 - a two-story long building, rebuilt after the fire of 1812 by the merchant of the 1st guild Vasily Mityushin. In 1832, the artist Alexander Yastrebilov lived in one of the apartments of the house, one of the co-founders of the natural class, which eventually turned into the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture . It was built up and adapted for the needs of the Moscow Merchant Bank in 1894 according to the project of B.V. Freidenberg . In Soviet times, it was part of the complex of buildings of the Central Committee of the CPSU. ^[one]
• No. 3, p. 1 - The apartment building of A. P. Guskov (1883), a valuable city-forming object ^[2] .
• No. 9-9 / 1, p. 1 - Administrative building (1966, architects P. I. Skokan , T. B. Shakhoyan) ^[2] .
• No. 11/9/2 - The administrative building, was built in 1894 by the architect A.V. Ivanov for the textile factories of the Morozovs, in Soviet times the building was located Glavsevmorput ^{[1] [2]} .

On the even side:

• No. 4-10 - a complex of administrative buildings (1966-1974, architect P.I. Skokan )
• No. 12, p. 1 - the chambers of the icon painter Simon Ushakov , built in the middle of the XVII century, a two-story stone house. The facades are decorated in the spirit of Moscow Baroque ^[3] . Rebuilt in 1829 under the school. Currently, this is the building of Rosstroy and its licensing center. An object of cultural heritage of federal significance ^[2] .
• No. 12, p. 3 - identified object of cultural heritage ^[4] : Chambers of the Metochion of the Pafnutievo-Borovsky Monastery. The one-story chambers with five rooms were built in the middle of the XVII century on the courtyard of the Borovsky Pafnutiev monastery, known since 1626. 5. The modern address of the historical estate is Nikolsky Lane , 5. In the 1960s, the chambers were threatened with demolition in connection with the construction of a complex of buildings of the Central Committee of the CPSU. In 1967, cut off from a two-meter foundation and moved to its current place. Since then, they have been abandoned and dilapidated, the masonry is destroyed, trees grow inside. The building is still lined with boards and stands on rails, channels used in the movement. Monument affiliation is not established. There is no access to it ^[5] .
• No. 4-10 / 5-7 - the so-called New Administrative Building (NAZ) of the Administration and Office of the President of the Russian Federation (1966-1971, architect P. I. Skokan) ^[2] .
• No. 14/7/11, p. 1 - Apartment building (1891, architect R. I. Klein ; 1971, architect S. A. Toropov), a valuable city-forming object ^[2] .

• Metro Kitay Gorod

- May 8, 1895 in Ipatievsky Lane, during excavation work, prior to laying sewer pipes, at a depth of 5 arshins, workers found 5 helmets, 5 chain mails, 10 peak tips, a spear tip and a spear tip, fragments of stirrups, a red metal vessel with a clear visible on it is a picture of a deer and not far from them silver coins "in a pouch that has decayed from time to time." The coins were minted by Ivan IV before they were crowned kingdom in January 1547, on the basis of which this complex belongs to the arsenal stored at the estate of the wealthy Moscow boyar who lived here. It is believed that all objects fell into the ground during a major fire in 1547.

- In November 1969, a clothing complex was discovered in an alley - inside a charred small barrel there was a helmet, a squealing barrel, fighting and working axes, knives, stirrups, including an ornamented, cast bronze arm.

- In 1970 ^[6] when digging a trench, the excavator bucket came across a large treasure in a vessel of red copper from 3398 Spanish coins of the 16th – 17th centuries from silver of Indian tribes weighing over 74 kilograms ^[7] . This treasure was not the only one - in the lane at different times they found a treasure of Russian coins of the 16th century, a treasure of weapons and household items of the 16th – 17th centuries ^[8] .

• Moscow: Encyclopedia / chap. ed. S. O. Schmidt ; comp .: M.I. Andreev, V.M. Karev. - M .: Big Russian Encyclopedia , 1997 .-- 976 p. - 100,000 copies. - ISBN 5-85270-277-3 .
• Romaniuk S. K. From the history of Moscow lanes
• Information from apartment.ru
• Chambers of Simon Ushakov in Ipatievsky Lane
• Photo of the end of the alley, view from Varvarka street
• photos of the church of st. the torment. Hypatia 1882
• Photo of Ushakov Chambers - now the building of the Federal Licensing Center under the Gosstroy
• Description and five photos
• About the Church of the Holy Martyr Hypatius
• Postal Codes (Unavailable Link)

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