Kuznetsova Street - a street in Tomsk . It runs from Herzen Street to Kirov Avenue . It received its modern name on May 8, 1964, and is named after the outstanding Tomsk scientist-physicist, academician V. D. Kuznetsov (1887-1963).
| Kuznetsova street | |
|---|---|
 Kuznetsova street near the house 24 | |
| general information | |
| A country |  Russia |
| Region |  Tomsk region |
| City | Tomsk |
| Former names | Tiled (part of the street) |
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Attractions
- 3 notes
- 4 Literature
History
Formed from part of Krylova street and part of Tile street. The tiled street was first mentioned in the Street Register in 1853, passing from Novobosornaya Square to the camps of the Tomsk Regiment. Apparently, the name "Tile Street" is associated with the brick and tile industries located here at that time, which are mentioned in the documents of the RGADA .
October 31, 1899 in the house 6 on Cherepichnaya street was opened for some time inactive public library of Tomsk . The librarian in it was Julia Nikolaevna Milyutina, the wife of A. I. Milyutin, the librarian of the University .
Attractions
d. 17 - " House with a spire ", modern style. At the end of the XIX century belonged to V.I. Vasilkov. In 1902, the first private music school in Tomsk, Camilla Ivanovna Tomashinskaya (since 1907, the school of Maria Shilovskaya) was opened here [1]
d. 18 - belonged to Nikolai Mikhailovich Pepelyaev (1858-1916), the head of the Tomsk garrison, father of Victor and Anatoly Pepelyaev - prominent participants in the revolutionary events of 1917 and the Civil War in Russia.
d. 20 - in this house in 1910 was born Lidia Nikolaevna Delektorskaya - Russian translator, secretary of the great French artist of the 20th century, Henri Matisse .
d. 24 - mansion, built in the middle of the XIX century, monument of architecture № 7000141000
26 - the former apartment building of D. D. Akulov (Art Nouveau, architect A. I. Langer ), now the Tomsk Regional Tuberculosis Dispensary.
30 - architect V.F. Orzheshko (?). In 1930-1941, Professor V. N. Kessenich lived in the house, and in the years 1929-1951, E. Denisov .
Notes
Literature
- The history of the names of Tomsk streets. Tomsk, Publishing House D-Print. 2012.368 s. ISBN 978-5-902514-51-0