Lenin Street (Arzamas)

The structure of the present Lenin street includes the former Rozhdestvenskaya and Novo-Moskovskaya streets. Novo-Moskovskaya went from the Tesha River to the intersection with Mostovaya Street (now Volodarsky Street ). Rozhdestvenskaya Street was a continuation of Novo-Moskovskaya and went further east. Novo-Moskovskaya street was so named due to the fact that it, like Staro-Moskvoskaya street (now Uritskogo street ), went to the Moscow highway. Christmas Street was called so by the Church of the Nativity of Christ located on it. After the October Revolution, Rozhdestvenskaya Street was renamed Lenin Street, and Novo-Moskovskaya Street - 22 April Street . On April 16, 1938, April 22 Street became part of Lenin Street ^[1] .

• 1792 - the church of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God was built.
• 1802 - the church of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God was built.
• 1852 - The Church of the Nativity of Christ was built.
• 1956 - The Arzamas Plant of Light Machinery was founded.

Legmash plant

Church of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God

The Church of the Vladimir Icon of the Mother of God was built in 1802. Earlier, in its place was the ancient Zosimov Church, therefore the new church, which has a corresponding chapel, was also called Zosimov. Nearby was the Winter Church of the Epiphany of God (1818), completely lost in Soviet times.

Church of the Nativity

The warm temple of the Christmas parish , erected in 1850-1852 by the heirs of the merchant-ransomer A. M. Zayashnikov. Built instead of the old stone building. The eight-pillar church in the Russian-Byzantine style with gables completes the front facades, topped with five hipped domes. The side chapels of the Annunciation and St. Nicholas and prmch. Evdokii. Closed in 1940, handed over to the bakery, the domes are broken. In the 1990s, returned to believers, restored.

Church of the Smolensk Icon of the Mother of God

Other buildings and structures

• No. 15-a - Labaza building (1923). Object of cultural heritage of local importance ^[2] .
• No. 26 - Administrative building of the middle of the XIX century. Object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^[3] .
• No. 31 - Stregulin's dwelling house (1st half of the XIX century). Object of cultural heritage of regional significance ^[4] .
• No. 41 - Serebryannikov Manor (end of XVIII - beginning of XIX century). Object of cultural heritage of local importance ^[5] .
• No. 51 - City Manor (The House of Zhevakins). Object of cultural heritage ^[6] .