Mosin Street

Mosina Street - a street in the town of Sestroretsk in the Resort District of St. Petersburg . Passes from Voskov Street to 3rd Cross Street .

Mosin Street
Telephone node on Mosin street
general information
A country	Russia
City	St. Petersburg
Area	Resort
Historical district	Spill
Length	200 m
Former names	Petersburg road, Krestovskaya street / Petersburg road, Krestovskaya street / Petersburg street, Krestovskaya street / Petrogradskaya street, Krestovskaya street / Bolshaya Leningradskaya street, Mosina street / Bolshaya Leningradskaya street
Locality	Sestroretsk

Before it was two streets. The section from Voskov Street to the Spillway Canal was called Krestovsky Street . The toponym has been known since the end of the 19th century and is probably associated with the fact that the street led to the crosses of the factory chapel (located at the beginning of Perepadskaya embankment ). The current embankment of the Builders was Krestovsky, and today Krestovsky Square was preserved - on the southwestern corner of Mosin and Voskov streets.

On December 15, 1952, Krestovskaya Street was renamed Mosin Street in honor of S. I. Mosin , the head of the Sestroretsk Arms Factory in 1894-1902, the creator of the Russian rifle of the 1891 model.

The section from the Spillway Canal to the 3rd Cross Street from the 18th century was the Petersburg road , since before the construction of the Primorsky highway it served as the beginning of the road to St. Petersburg. Since 1900, the road became St. Petersburg Street , since 1914 - Petrogradskaya Street , since 1924 - Bolshaya Leningradskaya (there are also Malaya Leningradskaya and Srednyaya Leningradskaya Streets). Name changes were associated with the renaming of St. Petersburg.

On April 14, 1975, Bolshaya Leningradskaya Street was annexed to Mosin Street ^[1] .