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- Academician Blokhina StreetThis same stretch was described in the mid-19th century by Nikolay Khramtsovsky: "Osharskaya Square is connected with Varvarskaya Street by Mistrovskaya and Staraya Petropavlovskaya …
- BalchugSecond-hand goods had been traded in the Lower Posad long before the Balchug existed. N. I. Khramtsovsky, writing in the mid-nineteenth century, described stalls on Rozhdestvenskaya Street near the Church of St. …
- Black PondThe Nizhny Novgorod chronicler Nikolai Khramtsovsky described the festivities: a floating temple lit up with lanterns was set in the middle of the pond, boats …
- Bolshaya Pecherskaya Street…, becoming one of the longest streets in the city [1]. This is how it was described by the local historian Nikolay Khramtsovsky [4].
- Church of Cosmas and Damian on Rozhdestvensky StreetThe question of when the stone church was built long remained a subject of debate. Khramtsovsky Nikolai Ivanovich believed that "the unheated Kozmademyansky church was built at the beginning of the 17th century," yet noted …
- Clock Tower of the Nizhny Novgorod KremlinThe tower takes its name from the city clock: according to Nizhny Novgorod local historian Nikolay Khramtsovsky, in the sixteenth century the main city clock and tocsin bells were installed on it at state expense; the …
- Dyatlov Hills… indeed a hill called Sokol, separated from it by a ravine. The legend was subsequently retold after him by Nikolai Khramtsovsky and Alexander Gatsiskiy [3].
- Historical Names… of Andrey Bogolyubsky, and somewhat later it was plundered by Mordvin forces who came to take revenge [7]. Nikolay Khramtsovsky, the founder of Nizhny Novgorod local history studies, called this place Abramov Gorodok [7]; Sytin's …
- Ilyinskaya StreetThe Nizhny Novgorod historian Nikolay Ivanovich Khramtsovsky described Ilyinskaya in the second part of his "A Brief Outline of the History and Description of Nizhny …
- Kovalikhinsky StreetIn 1857, N. I. Khramtsovsky described Kovalikhinsky Street as running between Tikhanovskaya and Varvarskaya streets, from Varvarskaya …
- Mariinsky Institute for Noble Maidens… by D. Ya. Bystritsky, is found in the "Brief Historical Sketch and Description of Nizhny Novgorod" by Khramtsovsky Nikolai Ivanovich, published in 1857–1859 and reissued in 1998. [1] In 2022 local historian Natalya Pakshina published a …
- Remler's Rental House… craftsmen, and coachmen lived here, and the road to Vladimir and Moscow passed through it. The historian Khramtsovsky Nikolai Ivanovich described it as quiet and respectable — "like a merchant's wife paying a visit or out for a stroll." [1] …
- Ryabinina Estate on Ilyinskaya… [2] The household later passed to the merchant family of the Akifyevs. Already by the mid-19th century, Khramtsovsky Nikolai Ivanovich singled out the house among the "newest buildings of Ilyinka," noting "solid mirror glass in the windows" …
- Varvarskaya StreetThe historian Nikolay Khramtsovsky, in his "Brief Sketch of the History and Description of Nizhny Novgorod" (*Kratky ocherk istorii i …
