Pastera Street is a street in Odessa, in the historical part of the city, from the intersection with Staroportofrankovskaya Street to the intersection with Preobrazhenskaya Street .
| Pasteur Street | |
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| general information | |
| A country | |
| City | and |
| Former names | Kherson |
| Name in honor | |
Content
- 1 History
- 2 Attractions
- 3 Famous residents
- 4 notes
- 5 Links
History
Known since 1824 (Kherson street). In the house of Ivan Riznich , the husband of Karolina Sobanskaya ’s sister, Pushkin visited. The house of I. Yu. Fundukley (preserved on Pasteur Street, 42) was the residence of Governor General M.S. Vorontsov .
In the 1900s, clinics of the University’s medical faculty appeared here, gracefully inscribed among the greenery by the architect Nikolai Tolvinsky , and earlier a bacteriological station. But the beginning of this “biomedical complex” back in 1808 was the city hospital - a monumental building with powerful columns, which alone should inspire faith in doctors and healing. The great surgeon Nikolai Pirogov , his younger colleague Nikolai Sklifosovsky , worked here, and the architect Thomas Thomon designed the hospital building.
On October 16, 1903, a play based on the play by Leo Tolstoy's “ Fruits of Enlightenment ”) opened a theater on the street, built at the expense of Alexander Sibiryakov ; [1] later was called the Ukrainian Musical Drama Theater. October Revolution, now - Odessa Academic Ukrainian Musical Drama Theater. V. Vasilko . [2]
In 1920 - 1926, Alexander Marinesco studied at labor school No. 36 (now school No. 105, 17 Pastera Street).
In 1923, the street was renamed in honor of the French microbiologist and chemist Louis Pasteur . Moysha Oks [3] , Isaak Babel , and Zhenya Kataev visited House 56, which was designed as a provincial police department, and where it was located in the 1920s.
On the plaques installed on the street, the names of the microbiologist Nikolai Gamalei , Ivan Mechnikov, Grigory Pozhenyan [4] , sniper Lyudmila Pavlichenko [5] , Nikolai Pirogov, Nikolai Sklifosovsky, therapist academician Mikhail Yasinovsky [6] , reconnaissance sailors. On some facades, author's inscriptions are preserved - the names of architects, and in the lattice of balconies and gates are woven with cast-iron figures of the year they were built.
Attractions
1 - architect F. Boffo , 1835
5 - “ Circular building ” of Odessa City Clinical Infectious Diseases Hospital
d. 13 - City Public Library [7]
15a - Odessa Regional Puppet Theater
d. 15 - Odessa Academic Ukrainian Music and Drama Theater. V. Vasilko
d. 16 - Former Treasury, architect L. M. Chernigov, 1906
d.19 - Residential complex Schreter (1883, architect E.A. Shains, A.K. Veitko)
42 - House of I. Yu. Fundukley , memorial plaque to V. A. Presnov
56 - architect D. E. Mazirov
In 1957, a monument to A. M. Lyapunov was erected on the street (sculptor Z. Lomykina, architect V. Musarov)
September 1, 2010 in Odessa , in the courtyard of house number 46 on Pasteur Street, a monument to KK Kostandi was unveiled [8] .
Famous residents
D. 12 - A.M. Deribas
D. 17 - D. Gamow
D. 19 - Samuel Shatunovsky
D. 36 - Ilya Mechnikov [9]
D. 44 - Ivan Bunin
Notes
- ↑ Ukrainian Theater (Sibiryakov Theater)
- ↑ Jubilees also occur in buildings. Archived July 14, 2014.
- ↑ ODESSA CRIMINAL
- ↑ Odessa. 27 Pastera Street. A memorial plaque with the name of Grigory Pozhenyan
- ↑ Lyudmila Pavlichenko
- ↑ Pasteur street, 9
- ↑ City Public Library
- ↑ monument to K.K. Kostandi
- ↑ Walk along Pasteur street in Odessa