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• Blagoveschenskaya Square… on Blagoveschenskaya Square — and in the entire city — Khramtsovsky names the Bugrov House (the present-day Palace of Labor): "It has three stories, with two balconies — one facing Pokrovka, the other facing the square, beneath …
• Drama Theater… theater found a new home in 1855 in a house on Blagoveschenskaya Square — the very one that later became the Palace of Labor at the beginning of Bolshaya Pokrovskaya. The house belonged to the Kordyukov industrialists; in 1851 it was …
• Minin Square… built up with stone buildings: the Bugrov house with its balconies and grand entrance (replaced today by the Palace of Labor), the merchant Volkov's house with its postal station, hotel, and shop, the house of commercial councillor …
• Minin's Appeal… The Appeal of Minin was transported to Nizhny and installed in the Armorial Hall of the City Duma (now the Palace of Labor). It fitted well into its wood-panelled interior.
• PalacePalace of Labor — the Palace of Labor is a building now belonging to the regional trade union council. It was built for the …

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