Maxim Gorky Street - a street in Tomsk , from Tatarskaya Street to the Moscow highway .
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| A country |  Russia |
| Region |  Tomsk region |
| City | Tomsk |
| Historical district | Outreach |
| Former names | Korolevskaya street, Bolshaya Korolevskaya street |
| Name in honor | |
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History
The first name - Korolevskaya - was given (1867) by the name of one of the richest inhabitants of Tomsk - Evgraf Korolyov , who had his own inn here. In general, the street had a trade and craft character.
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The modern name in honor of the Russian Soviet writer Maxim Gorky received June 25, 1929. Gorky was familiar with Tomsk writers and corresponded with them, at his suggestion in Tomsk, the editorial team - G. A. Vyatkin , V. Ya. Shishkov , V. I. Anuchin [1] , I. G. Goldberg and others. - he was preparing for the publication “Siberian Collection” (1912, in the series of books “Knowledge” 1900-1913), the collection could not be published.
Attractions
House 35 - the house of the merchant Karim Khamitov (Karim Bai Palace) monument of architecture № 7010010000
With the establishment of Soviet power in Tomsk, Khamitov’s house was nationalized, an orphanage was opened in it. After the recognition of Khamitov’s house as an architectural monument, he was taken by the Tatar Culture Center [2] .
Notes
- ↑ Anuchin Vasily Ivanovich (1875-1943)
- ↑ Culture of the Tomsk Region / Regional Cultural Institutions / Center for Tatar Culture (Inaccessible link) . Date of treatment February 10, 2014. Archived February 23, 2014.
Literature
- The history of the names of Tomsk streets. - Tomsk: D-Print, 2012 .-- 368 p. - ISBN 978-5-902514-51-0