What links to “Nizhny Posad”
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- 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 …
- Church of the Life-Giving Trinity in the Lower PosadThe Church of the Life-Giving Trinity on the Lower Posad (Troitskaya Nizhnepосadskaya) — an Orthodox church in the historic center of Nizhny Novgorod, at the …
- Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist… the Kremlin of all manner of structures, and to demolish "the warm chapel of the Precursor Church on the Lower Posad and all shops situated beneath it," a process of structural deterioration began in the building. Where …
- Concept for the Rozhdestvenskaya Stora Development ProjectThe settlement and building-up of the territorial unit “Rozhdestvenskaya Storona” (formerly Nizhny Posad) began in the 13th–14th centuries, practically at the same time as the development of Nizhny Novgorod. From …
- From the Strelka to the Fair… 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: the tsarist period — the fair and merchant estates; …
- Kazansky Descent… Descent, as the Russian emperor defined its purpose, proved to be a true commercial road not only to the Nizhny Posad but also to the annual Nizhny Novgorod Yarmarka. The descent was called Kazansky because it led onto the …
- Kozhevennaya StreetRybny Lane, Nizhny Posad, Church of the Life-Giving Spring on the Nizhny Posad)
- Nizhnevolzhskaya EmbankmentThe strip of the Volga's right bank below the Kremlin hill was long known as the Lower Posad — in contrast to the Upper Posad, which spread from Blagoveschenskaya Square (now Minin and Pozharsky Square …
- Rozhdestvenskaya
- Rozhdestvenskaya (Stroganovskaya) Church… the city's foremost monument of Stroganov Baroque and one of the oldest functioning Orthodox churches of the Lower Posad [1] [19]. The two-tiered, five-domed stone church, with a separate tall bell tower, stands on a steep slope …
- Rozhdestvenskaya Side… and by the documents supplied by the developers, "Rozhdestvenskaya Storona" is a revival of the idea of Nizhny Posad — the first self-governing zone within the bounds of Nizhny Novgorod — under the present-day conditions of …
- The Old Center of Nizhny Novgorod in Photographs by Karelin and DmitrievAt the foot of the Kremlin, the Lower Bazaar bustled, while the upper and lower towns were linked by descents laid along the bluff and the ravines in the …
- Wooden Buildings of Nizhny Novgorod… wooden buildings, with the river and city buildings in the background. Gorky, 1950s. Pictured: Kremlin, the wooden settlement at its foot.