The Red Congress (formerly Semenovsky Descent ) is a street in the Kirovsky district of the city of Yaroslavl . Lies between Red Square and Volga Embankment . The numbering of houses is from the Volga embankment.
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| City | Yaroslavl |
| Area | Kirovsky |
| Length | 300 m |
| Former names | Semenovsky descent |
History
The former name is Semenovsky Descent , named after the church of Simeon Stolpnik, located on Semenovskaya Square (now Red Square ). Semenovsky descent is one of the oldest congresses to the Volga, from which there was a ferry to Tveritsa and then the road to Kostroma and Vologda . Previously, there was a bed of the Semenovsky ravine, which was part of the fortification system of the medieval city.
In September 1924, the descent was renamed the Red Congress . Symbol name: red is the color of the proletarian revolution.
Buildings
- No. 4a - The Former House of Kudasov [1]
- No. 6 - The former house of Gnuzdev, built in 1878 [2]
Former Almshouse Vakhrameeva (No. 8)
- No. 8 - The former Vakhrameev’s poorhouse, erected in 1883 [3]