Maxim Gorky Street (Novosibirsk)

Maxim Gorky Street
Maxim Gorky Street
general information
A country	Russia
Region	Novosibirsk region
City	Novosibirsk
Area	Railway, Central
Former names	Tobisenovskaya
Name in honor
Postcode	630099

Maxima Gorkogo Street (until 1920 - Tobisenovskaya Street ^[1] ) - a street in the Central and Railway districts of Novosibirsk .

It starts from the nameless driveway connecting Maxim Gorky Street with Dimitrov Avenue . It intersects with the streets of Revolution , Uritsky , Sovetskaya , Krasny Prospekt (in the vicinity of which the Oktyabrskaya Railway is adjacent to the street), Serebrennikovskaya , Kamenskaya and the Shamshins Family . Between Sovetskaya Street and Krasny Prospekt , Pervomaisky Square forms one side of the street, and between Heroes of the Revolution Square (most of) between Red Avenue and Serebrennikovskaya Street. It ends opposite the Aura shopping and entertainment center, actually “resting” on it. ^[2]

Content

History

The original name of the street - Tobisenovskaya ^[3] - in honor of the governor of the Tomsk province German Augustovich von Tobisen (1845-1917). In 1920 it was renamed to Maxim Gorky Street.

Historic Buildings

House E. Ya. Verkhovaya

Residential building of the early XX century

Pre-Revolutionary Period

House on Gorky, 20 (built at the end of the XIX century) - a monument of wooden architecture. ^[four]

The house of E. Ya. Verkhova (built in 1907-1908, 40 M. Gorky St.) is a monument of wooden architecture. ^[five]

House of the merchant Kryukov (angle M. Gorky and Soviet). Built in 1908. Currently, there are two establishments in the house: the Cabinet wine boutique and La Maison restaurant complex, where Vladimir Putin and Nursultan Nazarbayev dined in 2007. ^[6]

House on Gorky, 18 (built in 1914) - a monument of wooden architecture. ^[7]

House on Gorky, 16 (built in 1917) - a monument of wooden architecture. The building has exclusively museums:

Siberian birch bark (founded in 2002)

USSR Museum (founded in 2009)

Siberian house of a fairy tale (founded in 2011) ^[8] ^[9]

Soviet period

The office building of the Goselectrosindikat (built in 1928-1929) ^[10]

House of Socialist Agriculture (built in 1936, 78 M. Gorky St.). Architect Nikolay Sergeevich Kuzmin . In 1941, the strategic NII 39 (NII measuring instruments) was evacuated to Novosibirsk in the building. In 1952, according to the project of the architect N. G. Vasiliev, the building was rebuilt. ^[eleven]

Religious Institutions

Cathedral of the Transfiguration. 2011 photo

The Transfiguration Cathedral is a Catholic cathedral, the construction of which took place from 1992 to 1997.

Cinemas

Pioneer , cinema (built in 1935) - until 1941 it was called "Yungsturm", after which it was called "Pioneer". In 1945, a major overhaul was made. In the same year, according to the project of architect K.K. Leonov, the building was reconstructed. ^[12]

Institutions

Cafes, Restaurants, Bars

Pizza, Pizzeria
Traveler's Coffee , coffee shop chain
Dublin pub, irish pub
Wenceslas Restaurant
Terek, restaurant

Media

Russian newspaper (branch in Novosibirsk)

Other organizations

Goethe German Cultural Center
Siberian Institute of Psychoanalysis
Law, Bar
Novosibirsk plant named after the Comintern

Famous residents

Arnold Mikhailovich Katz (1924 - 2007) - Soviet and Russian conductor. He lived on Gorky Street No. 12 ^[13] .
Mikhail Petrovich Mikheev (1911 - 1993) - Russian, Soviet writer and poet. He lived on Gorky Street from 1937 to 1969 ^[14] .

Notes

↑ Streets of Novosibirsk (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 7, 2014. Archived September 24, 2015.
↑ Google Street View
↑ 1906 Plan
↑ Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 20
↑ Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 40
↑ House of Kryukov
↑ Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 18
↑ NGS. Poster. Siberian house of fairy tales
↑ Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 16
↑ Office building of the State Electrosyndicate
↑ The House of Social Agriculture. Research Institute 39
↑ Cinema "Pioneer"
↑ Two memorial plaques to Arnold Katsu were opened in Novosibirsk. TVNZ.
↑ Central District Library named after N.K. Krupskaya. Literary memorial plaques of Novosibirsk.

Links

2 GIS. Maxim Gorky Street

[1] Streets of Novosibirsk (unopened) (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 7, 2014. Archived September 24, 2015.

[2] Google Street View

[3] 1906 Plan

[4] Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 20

[5] Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 40

[6] House of Kryukov

[7] Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 18

[8] NGS. Poster. Siberian house of fairy tales

[9] Monument of wooden architecture on the street. Gorky number 16

[10] Office building of the State Electrosyndicate

[11] The House of Social Agriculture. Research Institute 39

[12] Cinema "Pioneer"

[13] Two memorial plaques to Arnold Katsu were opened in Novosibirsk. TVNZ.

[14] Central District Library named after N.K. Krupskaya. Literary memorial plaques of Novosibirsk.