Bolshaya Zelenovskaya street

Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street originates from the Pakhra River, from the intersection with Fedorov Street. Further the street leaves in a south-westerly direction. Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street ends at the intersection with Sokolov Street in the area of ​​the park named after Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin .

The numbering of houses begins on the side of Fedorov Street.

Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street crosses Karl Marx Street , Revolutionary Avenue , February Street, Komsomolskaya Street. On the left, from the beginning of Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street, Karavaev Street adjoins.

Throughout its length, Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street is a two-way street.

Zip code of Bolshaya Zelenovskaya street in the city of Podolsk : 142100 ^[1] .

• Children's City Clinic №1 ( Revolutionary Prospect , 78/23).
• Monument-pedestal to the grenadiers of Miloradovich (square at the intersection of February Street , Revolutionary Avenue and Bolshaya Zelenovskaya Street) ^[2] . The pedestal is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the victory of the Russian Empire over the Napoleonic army in the Patriotic War of 1812 . Only a pedestal has survived to our days, and initially a monument was erected to the general from infantry Miloradovich . The slab of white stone from the original monument is now stored in the museum of local lore of the city of Podolsk . The stove was found in one of the schools in the city of Podolsk in connection with the move. Russian troops under the command of Miloradovich fighting the Murat corps in the territory of the Podolsky district blocked the enemy’s path to the camp of Russian troops ^[3] .
• House of Culture named after Karl Marx (Bolshaya Zelenovskaya street, house 50) ^[4] . The House of Culture was built in 1960 and at first wore club status. In 1966, for the successes achieved, the club was given the status of the Karl Marx House of Culture and the House of Culture of excellent work.
• Monument to Karl Marx at the House of Culture named after Karl Marx (Bolshaya Zelenovskaya street, house 50).
• The building of the Administration of the city district of Podolsk with a concert hall ( Kirova street , 4).
• Neskuchny park (the intersection of February and Bolshaya Zelenovskaya streets) ^[5] .
• Square named after Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin (intersection of Sokolov street with Kirov street ).
• Monument-bust to Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin in the park of the same name (intersection of Sokolov street with Kirov street ). The bust monument was opened on June 6, 1999. The opening was timed to the birthday of the great Russian poet. The bust is made of red-brown granite and has an inscription (a line from the poem "To Chaadaev ") on the pedestal "My friend, devote our souls to beautiful impulses from our homeland." The author of the monument-bust is Podolsky sculptor, member of the Union of Russian Artists , Honored Artist of Russia Viktor Mikhailovich Mikhailov ^[6] . Every year on June 6, the birthday of Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin , public events "Meet at Pushkin " ^[7] are held in the park.
• Monument to the liquidators of technological disasters (in the square at the intersection of Bolshaya Zelenovskaya and Karavaev streets) ^[8] . The memorial is a flower growing from split granite stone. The composition is made on a pedestal. Specialists from Podolsk made a great contribution to the work on eliminating the consequences of the Chernobyl accident .

The street is a public transport. A 37k bus route runs along the street.

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