Mikhaylovskaya street (Kiev)

One of the oldest radial streets in the southern part of the former "city of Yaroslav" . It appeared on the way from the Lyadsky Gate to the Mikhailovsky Monastery , in honor of which it received its name. As a street on which poles were set for lighting, it is mentioned in the document of 1799 . On the plan of 1803 it is designated as one of the main streets of old Kiev. In 1922-1991, it had the name of the street of the Paris Commune.

The name Mikhailovskaya for some time was Rudneva Street in Novaya Darnitsa .

The street has a perimeter estate building system with courtyards. Some farms are through, go to parallel streets - Malaya Zhytomyr and Trehsvyatitelsky , forming their architectural appearance. The houses were built tightly to each other. This is explained by the fact that in the second half of the XIX century, when this territory began to be built up, the price of land here greatly increased. The street is built up mainly of two to six-story buildings erected in the middle of the XIX - at the beginning of the XX centuries, in the styles of late classicism, historicism, modernism and brick style that are characteristic for this time. Famous architects of those times took part in their construction - N. N. Gordenin , N. N. Kazansky , A.-F. Krauss , V.I. Kulikovsky , V.N. Nikolaev , P.I. Sparro , R.G. Tustanovsky , K.F. Shiman , ,ile and others.

• Minibuses 406, 527
• Metro station "Independence Square"

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• house number 6 , 6-A , 6-B - the estate of the second half of XIX century. House number 6 was built in the 1860s by the architect R. Tustanovsky in eclectic style, houses No. 6-A and No. 6-B were built in 1896 in brick style, respectively, by architects C. Schiemann and A. K. Krauss .
• house number 7 - the estate of the late XIX - early XX century. Residential building, erected in 1894 by architect N. Kazansky in the style of eclecticism. The estate also includes building number 8 on the street. Small Zhytomyr.
• House number 8 - a residential building in the neo-Renaissance style (end of the XIX century). Architect V. Nikolaev .
• house number 9 - a residential building in the neo-renaissance style (1875 - early XX century). Architect P. Sparro .
• House number 10 - a residential building in the style of eclecticism with baroque features (the end of the XIX century). Architect N. Kazansky .
• House number 11 - a residential building in the style of the Kiev Renaissance (1899). Architect Andrei-Ferdinand Krauss.
• house number 12 and number 12-A - the estate of the second half of the XIX century. Consists of the main building, erected in the style of late classicism in 1853 and an outhouse in a brick style (1898). Architect N. N. Gordenin .
• house number 14 - a residential building in brick style (1882).
• house number 15 - a residential building in brick style (1881). Architect V. Kulikovskiy .
• house number 16-A - a residential building in brick style (1888). Architect Andrei-Ferdinand Krauss.
• House number 16-B - a residential building in a brick style (1892-1893). Architect N. N. Gordenin .
• House No. 17/2 is a residential building erected according to a model project in the years 1857–1862 in the style of late classicism. It was completed in 1872 (architect N. Yurgens ), 1879 and 1883 (architect V. N. Nikolaev ).
• house number 18-A , 18-B , 18-B - the estate of the middle of the XIX - beginning of the XX century. Architects A. Schiele, V. N. Nikolaev , I. Ganf took part in the development. Building number 18-A erected in modern style, houses number 18-B and 18-B - in a brick style.
• house number 19 - a residential building in the neo-renaissance style (1911).
• house number 20-A , 20-B , 20-B - the estate of the middle of the XIX - beginning of the XX century. Building number 20-B, buildings V.N. Nikolaev in eclectic style.
• house number 21 - a residential building in the style of eclecticism (mid XIX century).
• house number 22-A and 22-B - manor 1899-1900 years. Built by architect A.-F. Krauss in eclecticism.
• house number 24-A , 24-B , 24-B and 24-D - the estate of the middle of XIX - early XX century. It consists of a hotel, three residential buildings, an office building and an outbuilding (partly related to the Three Saints Street). The hotel (Trekhsvyatitelskaya St., No. 13) and the residential building ( No. 24-B ) were built in eclectic style according to the project of engineer G. Poznyakov. The residential building ( No. 24-A ) was erected by the architect V.N. Nikolayev in 1877 in the neo-Renaissance style, later it was overbuilt. In 1887, another eclectic style residential building was built (now it is Trekhsvyatitelskaya St., No. 13), designed by engineer V. Katerinich . The office building ( No. 24-D ) was erected in 1875 by the architect P. Sparro . The outbuilding in brick style was built at the end of the XIX - at the beginning of the XX century.

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  House number 6

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  House number 11

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  House number 15/1

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  House number 16

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  House number 18-A

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  House number 21

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  House number 22-A

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  House number 24-A

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  House number 24-B

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  House number 24-B

In building number 1 (not preserved) in 1859, Taras Shevchenko stayed during his stay in Kiev. The building number 10 housed the editorial staff of the first separatist Little Russian (Ukrainian) editions, which were published in January 1906.

Famous figures of science and culture lived on the street. In building number 7 lived a doctor S. Tomilin, and in the same manor, but on the street. Malaya Zhitomirskaya - doctor V. Vinogradov . In the building number 9 in 1917-1918, the artist M. Zhuk lived, and in number 10 - the journalist M. Kiselev, who visited the writer A. Kuprin , the philosopher N. Berdyaev , the composer N. Lysenko . In the building number 12 in 1887-1888, lived a historian, teacher and public figure F. Lebedintsev , who published the magazine "Kiev olden time" , also an actress and teacher P. Nyatko. A pediatrician, philanthropist and collector D. Sigalov lived in building No. 12-A, N. Volkovich, a doctor , and A. Leskov , director of the Aleksandrovsk city hospital, where his brother N. Leskov repeatedly stopped, lived in building No. 21. In building number 24, Panas Mirny stayed with his brother.

In the building number 16-A in 1893-1898, the S. Blumenfeld Music and Drama School operated in which opera singers K. Massini, K. Prokhorova-Maurelli, composer N. Lysenko , musician I. Shebelik, musicologist G. Lyubomirsky, actors A. Dolinov and E. Nedelin, were trained by singer G. Vnukovsky and composer A. Koshits .

• Hotel "Cossack" (house number 1/3)
• Musical and Theater Regional Library (house number 9)

• Mikhaylovskaya street on Yandex.Panorama service.

• Kiev : encyclopedic reference / ed. A. V. Kudritsky . - 2nd ed. - K .: Main edition of the Ukrainian Soviet Encyclopedia, 1985. - 759 p.
• Vulitsi Kiev: dovdnik: [ ukr. ] / ed. A. V. Kudritsky . -K .: Ukrainian encyclopedia im. M.P. Bazhana , 1995. - 352 p. - ISBN 5-88500-070-0 .
• Shulkevich, M.M., Dmitrenko, T.D. Kiev: Architectural and Historical Essay. - 6th. - Kiev: Budivelnik, 1982.