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- Betancourt CanalAfter it was decided to move the trade fair from beneath the walls of the Makaryev Monastery, where the Makaryev Fair had previously been held, to a site near Nizhny Novgorod, the task of laying out the new grounds was given …
- Blagoveschenskiy Muzhskoy MonasteryWith the transfer of the Makaryev Yarmarka to Nizhny Novgorod in 1817, the monastery's finances improved markedly. Standing directly opposite the …
- Bolotov Lane… tableware. They sold both the metal itself and items made from it, both in Nizhny Novgorod, as well as on Makaryev Fair. The Bolotovs maintained their spacious courtyard here throughout both the 18th and 19th centuries. (In …
- Closure of the Nizhny Novgorod Fair in 1929… its confluence with the Volga, in Kanavino, where the trade was moved after the fire of 1816 destroyed the Makaryev Fair [1]; the stone fairground ensemble at the new site was ceremonially opened on 15 July 1822 [2] [3]. The …
- From the Strelka to the Fair… of the city on the left bank of the Oka, right at the spit where the rivers meet: what grew up around the Makaryev Fair, moved here in 1817, and the merchant Nizhny Posad beneath the kremlin. The material is laid out by era: …
- KanavinoThe turning point came in 1817, when the Yarmarka was relocated from Makarevo to the outskirts of Kunavino. Between 1818 and 1822, an ensemble of Yarmarka …
- Khokhloma technique… dozen villages were engaged in Khokhloma painting. Turned wooden ware was brought in large quantities to the Makaryev Yarmarka. Bright, patterned golden bowls and bratinas stood in rows on the Volga bank, sparkling in the sun. From …
- Knyagininsky District… known throughout Russia — from the capitals to the Urals and Siberia; craftsmen brought their goods to the Makaryev Yarmarka and later to the Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka. [4] From the nineteenth century onward, headwear became the …
- Lyskovo… yarmarka (trade fair) that arose on the left bank of the Volga at the walls of the Makaryev Monastery — the Makaryev Fair — which soon became a pan-Russian trading event.
- Lyskovsky District… times. Our ancestors repeatedly defended their land against the Muslim khanates of Volga Region. The famous Makaryev Yarmarka served as a link between Europe and the Eastern countries.
- Main Fair HouseThe first Main Building of the yarmarka — relocated to Nizhny Novgorod after the fire at the Makaryev Fair — was constructed in 1818–1822 to the design of engineer Augustin de Betancourt and architect Auguste de …
- Makarevo… that the monastery was rebuilt, and its stone structures erected. Largely for political reasons, in 1817 the Makaryev Fair was moved to Nizhny Novgorod (without, however, losing the name "Makaryevskaya"); the monastery's income …
- Makarii of Zheltovodsk… having chosen a pleasant spot, he set up a cross, built a small hut, and dug a well. After his death, the Makaryev Unzha Trinity Monastery arose at this hermitage. The Ermolin Chronicle reports that in September 1446 Makary …
- Makaryev Monastery… Founded in 1435 by the Venerable Makary of the Yellow Waters, it was sacked twice and restored twice. The Makaryev Yarmarka grew up beneath its walls, later relocating to Nizhny Novgorod and becoming the Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka. …
- Nizhegorodskaya Fair Mosque…. The stone Empire-style building was erected in 1827 and formed part of the architectural ensemble of the Makaryev Yarmarka; in the Soviet period the mosque was closed and demolished. In 2023, work began on its reconstruction. [1] …
- Nizhne-Okskaya Embankment… Sloboda with profitable stone tenement buildings had begun immediately after the transfer of the Makaryev Fair to Nizhny Novgorod.
- Nizhny Novgorod GovernorateHere, at the monastery walls, an annual Makaryev Fair operated for nearly 200 years. It was the largest international trading gathering. Merchants from the …
- Nizhny Novgorod Port… mooring berth. The Siberian Wharves gained particular importance in 1817, following the transfer of the Makaryev Fair to Nizhny Novgorod. At that point, however, they presented a rather dismal sight: a multitude of wooden …
- Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka… the monastery began after its restoration in 1624, and by a decree of Tsar Alexei Mikhailovich in 1648 the Makaryev Yarmarka was granted official status. [2]
- Nizhny Posad Market… in selling iron, copper, and pewter goods, selling their wares both in Nizhny Novgorod and at the Makaryev Fair.
- Raznezhye… resin, kindling wood, mushrooms and berries for sale. They supplied their goods to the nearby, famous Makaryev Fair.
- Renamings in Nizhny Novgorod… streets arose, named in honor of Emperor Alexander I, who in 1817 facilitated the transfer of the Makaryev Fair to Nizhny, and of his consort Elizaveta Feodorovna. There too appeared Tsarskaya Street, Kryukovskaya (civil …
- RussiaAfter the fire of 1816, the government relocated the Makaryev Yarmarka to the vicinity of Nizhny Novgorod; the site for it on the Strelka was chosen by the engineer Betancourt, …
- Spassky Old Fair Cathedral… summer of 1816 the trading rows by the walls of the Makaryev Zheltovodsky Monastery burned down, where the Makaryev Fair had been held for nearly a century, and the trade was moved to Nizhny Novgorod. Engineers I. Poidebard and …
- Water Supply System in Nizhny Novgorod… and what we now call the specialization of urban neighborhoods. In 1816 the question of relocating the Makaryev Fair to Nizhny Novgorod was under consideration. Chancellor Count Rumyantsev was handling the matter. Among the …