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- Belinsky Street… Nizhny Novgorod was no exception: eleven desyatinas of land behind the Widow's Home of the Blinovs and Bugrovs [1] [2] were set aside for the "Pushkin Garden."
- Blinovs… of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Together with the buildings of the Rukavishnikovs, the Bugrovs, and other merchant families, they form a unified architectural ensemble representing the eclecticism and …
- Books about the Nizhny Novgorod RegionSEDOV A.V. The Kerzhaks. A history of three generations of the Bugrov merchant family. — Nizhny Novgorod: NOVO, 2005. — 216 pp., illus.
- BugrovNikolay Aleksandrovich Bugrov (1839—1911) was the largest merchant of Nizhny Novgorod: a grain dealer, financier, landlord, patron of the …
- Bugrov Income House with Volga-Kama Bank Branch… the plot facing both Rozhdestvenskaya Street and the Nizhnevolzhskaya Embankment belonged to the merchant Bugrov family. According to a valuation register of 1874, Bugrov owned two adjoining properties here. The first, at No. …
- Bugrov's Dacha in Volodarsk… in Nizhny Novgorod Region." Sergey Shumilkin, Doctor of Architecture and professor at NNGASU, named the Bugrov dacha among the monuments "saved from decay" during the restoration work of this period. [2] After the …
- City of Gorky… low-lying part of the city have also left their mark on its planning structure. The alternation of built-up ridges and spurs — on which the old settlements (former villages) that found themselves within the boundaries of …
- DmitrievN. A. Bugrov's flophouse on Rozhdestvenskaya Street: large lettering across the facade lists the house rules, and a line of …
- Drama Theater… Pokrovskaya. The house belonged to the Kordyukov industrialists; in 1851 it was bought by the merchant Pyotr Bugrov and in 1852–1854 rebuilt as a three-story stone building; Bugrov was asked to lease it out for a theater by …
- Gorodets Local History Museum… of the Assumption Chapel, and portraits of the Nizhny Novgorod merchant and patron of the arts N. A. Bugrov, who was a patron of the Gorodets Old Believers. [2]
- Grebeshok… was raised by obliging every stall at the yarmarka to contribute ten rubles; the contract went to P. E. Bugrov, the founder of the merchant dynasty, and the bells for the chimes were bought from the honorary citizen …
- GruzinskayaThe estate then passed to the Bugrovs: according to some publications, Anna Georgievna sold the house together with the garden to the Nizhny …
- Historical Names… cemetery, opened in 1916, was at first called the New one, sometimes the Red one, after its brick wall; the "Bugrovsky" cemetery, however, was the neighboring Old Believer one, tended by N. A. Bugrov, and gradually the name …
- Mikhail Kostromin… whose names have been preserved in the history of the region, alongside such figures as the Blinovs, the Bugrovs, Kurbatov, and Sirotkin. This milieu was distinguished by a combination of commercial activity with support …
- Old Believer Concords of Nizhny Novgorod Region… origin and was especially widespread in the Volga Region. [2] The Old Believer merchant families — the Bugrovs, the Blinovs, the Sirotkins — came out of this milieu and left a notable mark on the city's culture and …
- Old Believers of the Nizhny Novgorod Land
- Rozhdestvenskaya (Stroganovskaya) Church…, and Balakhna, and the largest merchant dynasties rose on its sale — the Stroganovs, the Latukhins, the Bugrovs, and the Blinovs [19].
- Spasovo Consent… The Spasovo Accord fit naturally into this environment: merchant dynasties who had come out of Old Belief — the Bugrovs, Blinovs, the Sirotkiny — left a notable mark on the civic culture and philanthropy of Nizhny Novgorod. …
- Verkhne-Volzhskaya Embankment… is attributed by local historians to slope-reinforcement works skillfully carried out by contractor P. E. Bugrov — one of the largest builders in the governorate during the first half of the nineteenth century; the Volga …
- Zelensky DescentHouse No. 4 is a city commercial building erected by the merchant Nikolay Bugrov. In 1880–1885 the Bugrovs built a flophouse for nine hundred people on Rozhdestvenskaya, where each person …