Voykova Street - a street in Tomsk , from the 1905 lane to the Tomsk-Gruzovoy railway line - the port, at the intersection with Voykova Lane, has a kink.
| Voykova Street | |
|---|---|
 Voikova street at home 21 (corner of Sukhozoozerny lane ) | |
| general information | |
| A country |  Russia |
| Region |  Tomsk region |
| City | Tomsk |
| Historical district | Zaozerye |
| Former names | Znamenskaya |
| Name in honor | |
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History
Znamenskaya received the original name from the Church of the Sign of the Mother of God , which existed from the middle of the 17th century. The stone church building was erected in 1784-1810 at the expense of the Kachalov nobles.
Due to the threat of flooding the street, construction was limited here. At the end of the 19th century G. Golovanov's tannery was located on the street (67, 69), 14, 14, and belonged to S. S. Valgusov, 6, 8, to A. D. Rodyukov, 19 - G. P. Pavlov.
New story
From 1920 to 1940, the House of the collective farmer was located in the estate of Rodyukov. On October 6, 1927, the street was renamed Voikova Street.
In 1935, the Temple of the Sign was closed and, partially destroyed, was used for household purposes. The return of the Russian Orthodox Church took place in 1992.
In 2006, at the initiative of the Tomsk diocese of the Russian Orthodox Church, the Tomsk City Council decided to return the historical name Znamenskaya to the street (based on the Znamenskaya Church located on it). However, this renaming provoked a protest from both members of the Tomsk branch of the Communist Party and the population, so the decision of the Duma was canceled, and the street to this day (2015) is named after Voikov.
Attractions
d. 8 - residential building 1st floor. XIX century (ensemble of the city estate A. D. Rodyukov) monument of architecture № 7000103000
d.16 - Church of the Sign of the Mother of God. According to legend, the icon of Christ the Savior, executed on black slate, illuminated the bell tower of the church at night with the icon on it for some time.
d. 21 - the decor of the house was made by the famous Tomsk woodcarver S. F. Nezgovorov. monument of architecture № 7000104000
d. 23 (1897, residential building) - monument of architecture № 7010006000
40 (end of XIX century, residential building) - monument of architecture № 7000106000
51 - Tomsk Instrumentation Plant
Literature
- The history of the names of Tomsk streets. Tomsk, Publishing House D-Print. 2012.368 s. ISBN 978-5-902514-51-0