What links to “Nizhny Posad Market”

• BalchugBalchug was but one of the rows of the large Lower Posad Market, which stretched along Rozhdestvenskaya Street and the embankment. The name of the neighboring quarter, …
• Bolotov Lane… the estate of the merchant-industrialists Stepan and Ivan Bolotov, who settled here in 1683. They owned Nizhny Posad Market) 11 shops and stalls, specializing in the sale of iron, copper, and tin tableware. They sold both the metal …
• Church of the Myrrh-Bearing WomenPochainskaya Street, which climbs the slope of Pochaina Ravine from the Lower Posad Market, historically led precisely to this church and until the early twentieth century was often called "the road …
• Gruzinskaya… on the outskirts; they built a house with a large yard and laid a carriage road to Pokrovskaya. At the Nizhny Posad Market they owned eleven shops and stall spaces; they traded in iron and copper and pewter ware — both in Nizhny …
• Rozhdestvenskaya SideView of the Ivanovsky Syezd and the Nizhneposadsky Torg
• The Ilyinsky Descent… Vasilyevich, was already a second-guild merchant. He decided to move his permanent residence closer to the Nizhny Posad Market) and to build a stone house with outbuildings at the beginning of Ilyinskaya Street. Vyakhirev commissioned …

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