Historic Buildings

Historic buildings are various buildings of Nizhny Novgorod from the pre-revolutionary era that have survived to the present day.

See also

Historic Center

Modern Architecture

Kovalikha

Grebeshok

An aerial panorama of the city's built-up area — a mix of old one- and two-storey houses and Soviet-era apartment blocks, a construction crane, trees. Gorky, 1970s. Shown: residential blocks of the city's historic district.

Single-storey wooden buildings along a street, old Wooden Buildings of Nizhny Novgorod on stone basements. Gorky, 1970s. Shown: historic wooden buildings of the city.

An old street with two-storey wooden houses of pre-revolutionary construction, trees lining the pavement. Gorky, 1960s-1970s. Shown: historic wooden buildings.

Two-storey wooden buildings on an old street, a passer-by in the foreground. Gorky, 1960s. Shown: historic Wooden Buildings of Nizhny Novgorod.

A residential block with wooden houses and a five-storey Stalin-era building in the background. Gorky, 1950s-1960s. Shown: residential blocks of historic buildings.

A typical unusual house in the Center

A characteristic example of non-historic buildings. Communal two-storey barracks from the late 1940s - early 1950s for workers of the Lenin Plant. Geroya Eliseyeva Street, 2009, LOMO Compact Automatic Camera

Fires often break out in abandoned buildings. The construction zone under the patronage of the developer "Striot" consists of 25 wooden houses. 11 buildings have been vacated, after which they were taken over by drug addicts and homeless people