“White Pool” - a water tower , a landmark of Feodosia [1] , a monument of industrial architecture of the late XIX century [2] .
| Monument of urban planning and architecture | |
| White pool | |
|---|---|
| Water Tower "White Pool" | |
| A country | |
| Location | Theodosius Russian street, 77A |
| Type of building | tower |
| Status | Cultural heritage 911710936200005 |
History
It was built at the end of the 19th century on the Sarygol Upland - the deserted outskirts of the city, by the road to the Old Crimea (and, further, to Simferopol ). It was part of the Kashka-Chokrak water conduit, created at the end of the 19th century with power from the Kashka-Chokrak keys, located 14 km west of Feodosia. The increase in the capacity of the city water supply was caused, among other things, by an increase in water consumption due to the creation of the Feodosia commercial port and the laying of the Feodosiya-Dzhankoy railway line (1896).
After the construction, it was the tallest building in the city. Currently included in the city water supply system.
By the name of the tower, the adjoining area was called "White Pool" [3] .
Notes
Literature
- "Theodosius", - Publishing houses "ChernomorPRESS" and "Koktebel", 2008—229 p. + 30 p. applications ISBN 978-966-480-004-1
- Pozachenyuk E. A., Lukyanova N. Yu. “The Water Management Complex of the Great Feodosia Territory as the Basis for Sustainable Development of the Region”, Taurida National University named after V. I. Vernadsky, Simferopol. 148 UDC 333.93 .
- “Aivazovsky. Documents and materials. " - Yerevan, 1967.
- Barsamov M. S. "I. K. Aivazovsky. " 1817-1900. - M., 1962.
- Sargsyan M. “The life of the great marine painter”. - Yerevan, 1990. (in Armenian)