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* {{Cite book/Russian|title=Устюжна. Череповец. Вытегра|город=Л.|год=1981|издательство=Искуство|тираж=50000|автор=Рыбаков А. А.|ref=Рыбаков}} |
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* {{Cite book/Russian|title=Старинная Устюжна: из истории города и края с древнейших времен до начала XX века|год=2016|город=Вологда|издательство=Полиграф-периодика| |
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Revision as of 07:18, 18 November 2023
Russian: Усадьба Якова Михайловича Поздеева | |
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| Location | Ustyuzhna, Vologda Oblast, Russia |
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| Material | brick |
| Beginning date | 1870s |
Yakov Pozdeyev Estate is a complex of residential and administrative buildings located at 14, Torgovaya Square in Uztyuzhna, Vologda Oblast, Russia. Estate is an architectural monument and has has status of Cultural heritage monument of Russia of federal sugnificance.
Estate was built by one of the richest and influentialest citizens of Uztyuzhna — Yakov Mikhaylovich Pozdeyev and was an important community center of town before the Revolution. After 1917 all buildings were expropriated and used to place different cultural institutions. Estate stands out from other buildings in Ustyuzhna with very rich decorations and profuse usage of stucco.
History
The two-story stone mansion with additional buildings was constructed in 1870s by the order of Yakov Mikhaylovich Pozdeev who was a merchant and a head of the one of the most influential Uztyuzhna's families of that time. Estate was build by the one of the example projects made by capitol's Brick buildings committee. Its first floor was planned for shop and storage rooms, the second one was residential[1]. Pozdeyev house was an importand local community center used for local noblemen gatherings and as a guesthouse for different town visitors. For example, John of Kronstadt who was a Pozdeyev's penpal, stayed here[2][3].
In 1917, after the October Revolution, estate was expropriated and all inhabbitants except Yakov Pozdeyev himself were evicted. At the November 8th, 1918 proletarian club was opened there and few days later, at November 24, Yakov Pozdeyev have died[2]. The club established a «KIM» cinema that was active in the mansion until November 1935 when it moved into the Resurrection church building[1].
In 1995 President of Russia ordered to recognize the estate complex as an architectural monument of federal significance[5], at the same time Ustyuzhna district's library moved there[6]. In 1998 at the Torgovaya Square hapened first Pozdeyev's marketplace named after Yakov Pozdeev who was also famous with organizing markets[7]. At the same time memorial plate commemorating him was placed on the wall of his former estate[1]. In 2022 Ustyuzhna library named after Batyushkovs was located in the main house, former stables were used in commercial purposes[8].
Description
Pozdeev estate is located in eastern part of Torgovaya Square and has building number 14 by that square[8]. Estate is opening the square ensemble from the side of Vorozha river bridge[9] and has 2 buildings: main house or mansion and stables. Mansion is faced to the square and stables are faced to Melnichny lane[8]. Estate yard is bordered by stone wall decorated with niches and panelled blades. Building is very decorated: aside of rusticated facades windows and cornices are highlighted with fine artistic stucco, attics and bay window on corbels are connected with parapet made ofthin cast iron grate. Mansion interiors are also decorated with stucco[9].
References
- ^ a b c "На машине времени по Торговой площади" (in Russian). Устюженский краеведческий музей. Archived from the original on 2022-01-28. Retrieved 2022-01-28.
- ^ a b Воротынцева Е. (1998-04-22). "Поздеевы". Вперёд (in Russian). Устюжна: 3–6. Archived from the original on 2022-10-27.
- ^ Воротынцева Е. (1998-06-02). "Устюженская власть сидит на поздеевской бочке с золотом?". Русский Север (in Russian): 11.
- ^ Воротынцева 2016, p. 359.
- ^ Президент Российской Федерации (1995-12-20). "Указ № 176 «Об утверждении Перечня объектов исторического и культурного наследия федерального (общероссийского) значения»" (in Russian). kremlin.ru.
- ^ Иванова М. А. "Из истории создания библиотеки". Департамент культуры Администрации Вологодской области (in Russian). Малые старинные города. Archived from the original on 2022-12-06. Retrieved 2022-12-06.
- ^ Воротынцева 2016, p. 345.
- ^ a b c "Торговая площадь, Устюжна, Вологодская область, Россия" (in Russian). Яндекс.Карты. Retrieved 2022-02-11.
- ^ a b Рыбаков 1981, p. 62.
Sources
- Рыбаков А. А. (1981). Устюжна. Череповец. Вытегра (50000 экз ed.). Л.: Искуство.
- Воротынцева Е. А. (2016). Старинная Устюжна: из истории города и края с древнейших времен до начала XX века. Вологда: Полиграф-периодика.
External links
- "Устюженская межпоселенческая централизованная библиотека им. Батюшковых". Культура.рф. Retrieved 2022-10-13.
- "Особняк Поздеева (г. Устюжна, Торговая площадь, д.14)". АУК ВО «Вологдареставрация». Retrieved 2022-10-27.