Walking the streets of Syzrani

Last Sunday, a wonderful opportunity was to walk in a pleasant company of bloggers along the streets of his native Syzran, accompanied by our famous local historian Sergei Pustsarinny Krumza .

The weather had - warm, the sun, met at the Kremlin and set off.

Our sorting bloggers on Sovetskaya Street began, then we turned onto the Ulyanovskaya.

1. Before us has opened an amazing view of the Krymzu River and the Ilyinsky Church.

2. Very nice and cheerful Dmitry Epikouross and Anyuta RC_ana .

3. Blue house.

4. Corner House on Ulyanovsk.

5. After we turned onto the Proletarsky Perelet (former noble lane), and a two -story house with such a wonderful carvings appeared before us.

6. Guess who he belonged to? The family of the famous composer Arkady Ostrovsky.

And back in 1917, Herz Simonovich Kristalinsky, the grandfather of the famous singer Maya Kristalinskaya, acquired this house.

7. A house with a rich history, but, unfortunately, is not in the best condition, to put it mildly, the floor is quite tilted, the heating of the stove (!) And everything else is also matching its almost hundred -year age. The hospitable owners invited our group to the house, they are just making repairs, and the walls of this house opened before us. By the way, the stove is real, she remembers everyone who lived in the house))

8. There were windows on this wall before. It is amazing that we got here just at the moment when the remains of the wallpaper can tell a lot - which was not pasted))))

9. On the gate I really liked the lock-shkold, my grandmother had exactly the same.

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11. Here is the owner of the house, he invited him to visit.

12. The neighboring house is also an old one.

13. Returning to Ulyanovskaya Street, they noticed such a beauty:

14. An interesting house without a corner.

15. An old building on Ulyanovskaya, one of the few where the entrance door is in working condition))

16. A modernized house.

17. Another interesting house, a little rickety.

18. Old Believers Church.

19. From Ulyanovsk we turned on Konstantin Fedin St. Wonderful Teremki House!)

20. Our company))

21. The dog was glad for us)) barking loudly))

22. On Kirov Street. The building of the former synagogue. I never knew and did not even suspect that we had it.

23. The attributes of the synagogue.

24. This building also previously belonged to the synagogue, after there was a school. Now it is a residential building.

25. with a porch.

26. Syzran - a city of contrasts)))

27. On Smolina Street - I had never noticed this house with columns before (unfortunately, I forgot whose house it is).

28. On Sverdlov Street (former Posadskaya) is a blue wooden tower with a truncated tent roof and thin lace carvings on cornices and window platbands. This is a mansion of the Syzran merchant-muskomol, the mayor of Martinian Chernukhin. In 1983, it was recognized as a monument of architecture of federal significance.

The mansion was built for two years. In 1910, the hosts entered there - Martinian Chernukhin and his wife, the merchant daughter Tatyana Spryshkova and the reception of Kolya. Seven years later, the merchant died, leaving himself a good memory in the hearts of many Syzran. Once he took an active part in the restoration of Syzran after the fire of 1906. Under Chernukhin, many public buildings were built. And in his former mansion the city exhibition hall is now located.

There is another feature in the exhibition hall. True, not everyone will see her with your own eyes. For many years, the ghost of a young girl in a white-pink ballous dress and a veil lives here for many years. Employees of the exhibition hall lovingly call her Sarochka. According to one version, this is the niece of Martinian Chernukhin, who laid hands on herself. However, whoever she is, sometimes listening to ancient legends is no less interesting than admiring the unique architecture of Syzran ...

29. Nearby stands a house with an amazing carvings.

30. And no less amazing door.

31. The windows of the next house are also decorated with an ornate thread - the mystery for me - or did the tree initially had this species or the petals spun from time to time?))))

32. Further, our route passed up along Victory Street.

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35. In a house with magic lace, no one lives.

36. I could not pass by))))

37. Having passed along Komsomolskaya Street, they turned to Dzerzhinsky St. and found such a beautiful elegant house.

38. The building of the former liquor-vodka plant.

39. Destroy.

40. It is.

41. After walking along Sportivnaya Street, then on Volodarsky, we found ourselves on Sadovaya St..

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43. Then we went to Saratov. In this house, if I heard and understood correctly))), Nadezhda Lvovna Musina-Pushkin lived, an Ostrovsky music teacher.

44. Several old houses have been preserved on the same street.

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46. ​​Turning Friedrich Engels on the street - they met beauty - I liked hearts)

47. Next, we went to Volzhsky Lane, went downstairs and turned to Ulyanovskaya Street.

48. The inscription "Beware of the evil dog" corresponds to reality-barking was sonorous because of the gate))

49. A delightful building.

50. Everyone examined the carved sun?)))

51. Wonderful house. It is a pity that in poor condition.

52. Beauty !!!

53. Details.

54. And now, having passed through the Kuznetsk Park and Lenin Square, we found ourselves on the street. Karl Marx.

55. It's a shame, but I don’t remember who belonged to this mansion. Who knows, tell me, please))

56. House of pre -revolutionary construction.

57. The wooden tree. He is about two hundred years old. It survived the terrible fire of 1906.

58. Photoshoot. Sergey Gennadievich Krumza takes pictures of Dmitry Ruzovdmitry .

59. Old door leafs.

60. Old poster. I know that there are still similar ones on the Hydodurbinnaya St. - about "leaving, turn off the electrical appliances from the network and gas."

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63. I just fell in love with this house.

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65. And what spruce in the yard is growing! Here is one to dress up for the New Year!))

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67. Fabulous lace.

68. Cheerful daisies in the neighborhood.

69. I have never seen the registry office building from the yard - here it turns out what it looks like.

70. And from the facade a completely different, solemn and elegant look.

The mansion of the merchant Sterladkin. Its mystery begins with the history of creation. According to various information, the authors of the project were called Alexander Zelenko, Sergey Shcherbakov and Lev Vakano. But according to one of the latest versions, the house was built according to the sketches of the famous architect Fedor Shekhtel.

The two-story mansion was built in 1908-1914 by order of Sergei Sterladkin, one of the sons of the millionaire merchant Alexander Sterladkin. To this day, a hundred -year -old raf, standing in one of the upper rooms, has been preserved. Its appearance is impressive: above human height, voluminous, two -door, with a completely unique castle system, a separate compartment for storing jewelry.

The merchant family owned this treasure of short -lived four years. In 1918, the building was nationalized and given to the children's hospital. In the 30s, the surgical department of the clinic was located here. During the Great Patriotic War - an evacuation hospital, then it was replaced by the city executive committee, the house of political education. After the repair carried out in 1987, the city department of the registry office moved here. Now in the interiors of the former merchant mansion in a solemn setting, the newlyweds connect their hearts.

But the mansion continues to excite the human imagination with its mystery. Employees of the registry office have repeatedly faced the mysterious phenomena occurring in the walls of the spacious Sterladkinsky house. Here, more than one restless soul went into another world, so it is difficult to assume whose ghost to this day is in the mansion. Maybe this is the owner himself sometimes paces out of his possessions. And again, for no reason, the drying floorboards creak ...

71. And here is now a music school. This building miraculously preserved during the great fire of 1906, although everything burned around.

72. In 1871, the Syzran female gymnasium opened, in which there were about 200 students.

In 1906, the rented house, where the gymnasium was located, burned down. In the same year, by decision of the City Duma, the construction of a stone building on Bolshaya Street began. For many seven years, the School Council at the city zemstvo has been dealing with construction issues.

Finally, on November 18, 1908, the mayor addressed the architect of the Department of the Ministry of Education Maximov with a request to draw up a draft building of the city gymnasium. His drawings formed the basis of construction. The project finally finalized, drawing up sketches, the city architect S.P. Shcherbakov.

On September 28, 1914, on Sunday, a prayer service was served on the occasion of the move of the gymnasium, which became the largest educational institution of the city. If you look carefully, then today you can see on the upper part of this building, in which the branch of the Samara State Technical University is now located, the preserved traces of letters. They make up the words "female gymnasium".

The staff of the gymnasium consisted of teachers, trustees, a doctor, cool ladies. In total - 33 people. By the way, those whom we call class ladies were officially called the warders.

At the beginning of the 20th century, they studied at the female gymnasium for seven years. There was, however, the eighth grade. It was continued by those who wanted to become teachers in elementary schools or home teachers. Moreover, there were peculiar specialized pedagogical classes. They prepared a "specialist" on history and geography. Subsequently, many of them became teachers and worked in city schools in Soviet times.

In each parallel there were two classes: the main and parallel, in each - 40 people each. Gymnasium students studied history, geography, literature, the Law of God, mathematics, physics, cosmography (astronomy), drawing, needlework. The audiences were spacious, bright. There was a rich library of four thousand volumes in the gymnasium. The rooms were equipped with visual aids.

Gymnasium students were formed: a brown dress, a black or white cashmere apron. Teachers also went in strict clothes. Women are in blue woolen dresses with white collars and cuffs, and men in uniform tunic. Gymnasium students were forbidden to wear hours, jewelry, curl hair. It was allowed to walk only until seven in the evening, and later - only with adults. The behavior of the gymnasium students in the lessons has always been followed by a strict cool lady. Girls were instilled in good manners. They were taught how to keep themselves in society. At the meeting, they had to curtsy. It was forbidden to go to a gymnasium in felt boots. For those who wish on Sundays in the assembly hall with a parquet floor, dancing was organized. First of all, a mazurka, waltz and a polka. The girls asked to teach them to dance the tango fashionable at the beginning of the 20th century, but the teacher refused, apparently considering him too free. Sometimes evenings were arranged here, where students were invited to the male gymnasium and realists.

Currently, the SamSTU branch is located here.

73. Interesting masonry, agree?)))

74. This majestic building was built before the revolution, in 1913. Initially, it housed a public bank and a pawnshop. During the years of Soviet power, the city executive committee was here. In 1992, the city people's court moved here.

75. It was in this house that the famous composer Arkady Ostrovsky was born, on the second floor, and the first was a store of musical instruments.

76. A wonderful balcony!))

77. House of the merchant Alexander Karlovich Guk with a store. The building was built on the corner of the intersection of the noble (now Proletarsky) and Bolshaya Street (Sovetskaya), after the fire of 1906.

GUK since 1878 has traded haberdashery, household, hunting goods, musical instruments. A considerable profit was also brought to him by the sale of gold, silver, diamond and copper products.

In 1917, this stone house passed into the possession of the merchant widow of Emma Fedorovna GUK. And a year later, the country's municipalization of households struck in the country. So Hook’s relatives were left without a roof over his head, and the good he had acquired for decades turned into other people's hands.

On the second floor of the former house of GUK there are a trading exchange and a bakery office, part of the first was leased for a period of five years for retail premises. Further in these walls, alternately replacing each other, there were educational institutions. From the end of the last century, the building was first occupied by the city department of public education, and now the Western administration of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Samara Region. In 2007, the house of the merchant GUK was included in the list of historical and cultural objects of the province.

78. An amazing beauty is an old building. Now there is a clinic.

79. Trading House "A.N. Permyakova Sons" and the postal and telegraph office. Now the Glavpochtampt and some other institution, honestly, I don’t remember))

80. They turned on Karla Marx St.. The two -story house, also very interesting, ancient, was previously called the House of Masons. Residential, but in very poor condition

81. Inside on the ceilings, stucco molding was preserved.

82. The courtyard of this house.

83. And this is the remnants of the hallway of one of the houses on the same street.

84. I wonder what year of newspapers?))))

85. Kazan Cathedral.

86. Lane Dosmtoyevsky. A single -faith church. As you can see, it was not preserved in the best possible way.

87. And in this building there was once a city criminal investigation department.

88. At the intersection of Karl Liebknecht Street (former Troitskaya) and Kazan Lane (now Dostoevsky) more than a hundred years ago, the Syzran tradesman Ivan Martinanovich Dolevin built himself a house. Despite the fact that now there are signs of time: there are plastic frames in the windows, a fence made of mesh is installed in front of the facade, so it seems that behind these walls, like a century ago, the battle of ancient floor watches still sounds measuredly and sedately.

Like most buildings erected after the great fire of 1906, the house is stone.

The house of the tradesman I.M. Pelevin is included in the list of historical and cultural objects of the Samara region.

89. Local cat, hurrying in their important matters))))

90. Amazing design)

91. Residential building in the lane. In the city, in the city there are only a few such houses - two -story wooden, as they were not allowed to build.

92. So our four -hour blogger sortie came up to the end))) The first for me and, I hope, not the last))))

Thanks to everyone who walked along with me along our streets and admired the photos, and of course, special thanks to Sergey Tsetsarinn for a fascinating journey to the world of old Syzran !!!)))))

Let's hope that everything we have seen and the captured will remain in the same form or even better for many, many years) so that all architectural monuments are preserved, and so that we show not just photographs, but real buildings, and let them be beautiful, well-groomed and safe for residents!)))))))))

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