What links to “Blagoveschenskaya Square”
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- Abamelek-Lazarev Manor House… from the first half of the 19th century on Rozhdestvenskaya (No. 46), situated at the end of the street near Blagoveschenskaya Square, at the foot of the descent from the pontoon bridge across the Oka. The building is a protected cultural …
- Alekseevskaya Street (Dzerzhinskogo)… of Nizhny Novgorod in 1784-1787. It was named after the church of Alexius the Metropolitan, which stood on Blagoveschenskaya Square (built in 1642, rebuilt in 1717 and 1825, not preserved).
- Bolshaya Pecherskaya StreetThe street could have been noticeably longer and could have reached Blagoveschenskaya Square: under the 1784–1787 plan of Nizhny Novgorod, a through street was projected across the bishop's garden, as …
- Church of Saint Barbara the Great Martyr… planned in 1770, with the intention of lining it exclusively with stone buildings. The section running from Blagoveschenskaya Square (now Minin and Pozharsky Square) to Kovalikhinsky Ravine was laid out by 1787, and the street took its name …
- Drama TheaterThe theater found a new home in 1855 in a house on Blagoveschenskaya Square — the very one that later became the Palace of Labor at the beginning of Bolshaya Pokrovskaya. The house …
- Historical NamesVerkhneposadskaya, Verkhnebazarnaya, Blagoveshchenskaya
- Minin Square… speech it is simply called Minin Square. [1] Its former names were Verkhnеposadskaya, Verkhneбazarnaya, Blagoveschenskaya Square, Seminarskaya, and, after the Revolution, Sovetskaya; the current name was officially fixed in November …
- Nizhnevolzhskaya Embankment… below the Kremlin hill was long known as the Lower Posad — in contrast to the Upper Posad, which spread from Blagoveschenskaya Square (now Minin and Pozharsky Square) to the outskirts of the city. Trade was brisk here year-round, and during …
- Nizhny Novgorod Branch of the Peasant Land Bank… (now Piskunova Street) and Tikhanovskaya Street (now Ulyanova Street), near the Nizhny Novgorod Kremlin and Blagoveschenskaya Square. The site had historically been occupied by the estate of nobleman and actual state councillor S. A. Lvov, …
- Nizhny Novgorod Theological Seminary… 1831; it gave its name to Seminarskaya Square, a small space in front of its main façade, later merged with the neighboring Blagoveschenskaya Square. There was a church in the seminary's courtyard. In 1745, a church in honor of Saint John of Damascus was …
- Renaming of Streets and Squares in Nizhny Novgorod
- Russian Empire… the autocracy and the formation of the Provisional Committee of the State Duma with applause. That same day, a rally took place on Blagoveschenskaya Square, drawing up to 30,000 residents. Until 17 (30) October 1905, the Russian emperor held absolute …
- Seminary SquareAt one time, Blagoveschenskaya Square consisted of two squares: the main Blagoveschenskaya and the smaller Seminarskaya, which were later merged …
- Sirotkin Dmitry Vasilyevich… the autocracy and the formation of the Provisional Committee of the State Duma with applause; that same day Blagoveschenskaya Square drew as many as 30,000 residents.
- Soldatskaya SlobodaAn additional impetus to the sloboda's development was provided by the relocation in 1828 of the hay market Blagoveschenskaya Square (now Minin and Pozharsky Square) to this outskirt. The hay trade and carting became important sources of …
- The February RevolutionOn the same day, a rally took place at Blagoveschenskaya Square (now Minin Square) Square, drawing up to 30,000 residents.