Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya Street (formerly Bolshaya Rozhdestvenskaya Street ) is a street in the Kirovsky district of the city of Yaroslavl . It lies between Epiphany Square and City Wall . The numbering of houses is from Epiphany Square.
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| City | Yaroslavl |
| Area | Kirovsky district |
| Length | 2.3 km |
| Former names | Big Christmas street |
History
The street was designed according to the regular plan of 1778 and was named Bolshaya Rozhdestvenskaya according to the Church of the Nativity of the Virgin . The street ran from Elijah Square (the square near the Church of Elijah the Prophet ) to the square near the Paraskeva Pyatnitsa Church on Vspolye (the church was demolished in the early 1930s). In April 1918 it was renamed Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya Street in honor of the October Revolution of 1917 . In 1984, part of the street from Sovetskaya Square to Epiphany Square was separated and named Nakhimson Street .
In 2009 - 2010 In preparation for the celebration of the 1000th anniversary of Yaroslavl , a large-scale reconstruction of the street was carried out. In the summer of 2009 , the tram tracks were dismantled (the last historical tram site in the city), the underground communications and the street airbag were completely replaced, Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya received new sidewalks and road barriers.
Reconstruction 2009 - 2010 (with the removal of tram tracks) st. Ukhtomskogo , into which Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya passes into its eastern alignment, was allowed to directly connect the central square and the main railway station of the city through these two streets by bus, trolleybus and road connections.
Buildings and Structures
- No. 28a - The building of the former sewing factory them. N.K. Krupskaya
- No. 31 - Former apartment building. [one]
- No. 32 - Former Galaktionov House, built in 1825 [2]
- No. 33 - The former house of Kolobov [3]
- No. 34 - The former house with the tavern of the merchant Kupriyanov, built in the 40s of the XIX century [4]
- No. 37/1 - The former main house of the Shapulin-Sorokin estate [5]
- No. 38 - The Former House of Kokhurova [2]
- No. 39 - Wahrameevsky warehouses
- No. 41 - The Temple of Demetrius of Solunsky , built in 1671-1673
- No. 41a - Church of the Praise of the Blessed Virgin Mary , erected in 1748 on the site of a 17th-century church that served as the warm church of this parish.
- No. 42 - Kirov Police Department, Poletaev Manor (neo-baroque). The building of the former Spiritual Consistory
- No. 43 - The Former House of the Sobolev-Vakhrameevs
- No. 44 - House of Culture for Education Workers, Former House of the Dontsov and Lopatin [2]
- No. 48a - Manor of the Shapulin-Sorokins
- No. 49 - Former estate of the Makins-Kropins
- No. 50 - Yaroslavl City Jazz Society; Jazz center
- No. 53 - The former house of Rabotnov.
- No. 60 - House of Education Workers
- No. 61 - LEU Humanities College
- No. 64 - The former Mamov’s house [6] , built in 1864. This is one of the first buildings in Yaroslavl, in the design of which elements of imitation of the Renaissance appeared [2]
- No. 79 - Provincial College
- No. 87 - Hotel Complex Kotorosl
- No. 108 - OJSC Bakery No. 3
Former Galaktionov House
Former apartment building
Former Kolobov House
The former house of Kokhurova
Former house of Poletaev
The former house of the Dontsov and Lopatin
Sorokin Manor
The former house of Mamov
Notes
- ↑ Historical and cultural monuments (objects of cultural heritage) of the peoples of the Russian Federation Archival copy of March 13, 2016 on Wayback Machine
- ↑ 1 2 3 4 Bolshaya Oktyabrskaya street - Our Yaroslavl
- ↑ Historical and cultural monuments (objects of cultural heritage) of the peoples of the Russian Federation (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Residential building with a tavern of the merchant Kupriyanov - “Mobile Guide of Yaroslavl” (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Historical and cultural monuments (objects of cultural heritage) of the peoples of the Russian Federation Archival copy of March 6, 2016 on Wayback Machine
- ↑ Historical and cultural monuments (objects of cultural heritage) of the peoples of the Russian Federation (inaccessible link)