What links to “Pereplyotchikov Fyodor Petrovich”
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- City Hall… first mayor (gorodskoy golova). This was followed by nearly a century and a half of successive mayors: Fyodor Perepletchikov, Aleksey Gubin, Aleksandr Memorsky, and the last pre-revolutionary mayor Dmitry Sirotkin (1913–1917), under …
- Ivan YefimovIn 1822, commissioned by a first-guild merchant and town mayor, philanthropist Fyodor Petrovich Perepletchikov, Yefimov designed a modest two-story building with three …
- Kovalikhinsky Street… an imperial visit. In October 1834, Nicholas I spent two days in Nizhny Novgorod, summoned the city mayor Fyodor Perepletchikov, spread a map before him, and drew in his own hand bypasses around the kremlin; in all he gave 33 …
- Kozhevennaya Street…, set up by the writer for the city's poor. The building's own history goes back to January 1837, when Pereplyotchikov Fyodor Petrovich, together with his wife and brother, petitioned the Nizhny Novgorod Building Committee for permission to …
- Municipal Society Tenement House… It was erected in 1822 and extensively rebuilt in 1896–1902. The building is associated with the name of first-guild merchant Fyodor Perepletchikov and for two centuries served as one of the centers of the city's business and public …
- Provincial Architect… construction after 1824. In 1822, commissioned by first-guild merchant and city mayor Fyodor Petrovich Pereplyotchikov Fyodor Petrovich, Yefimov designed a two-story building with three wings on the even-numbered side at the start of …
- Pushkina Street… the Soviet era the street was called Perepletchikovsky — after the city mayor, merchant, and philanthropist F. P. Perepletchikov [1]. Its current name honors Pushkin, who visited Nizhny Novgorod on 2 and 3 September 1833 while …