, their son andrei pavlovich afrosimov, he settled here, and he settled here with his wife ekaterinaya korsykova, alexander alexandrovich alyabyev was in love with her, he devotes most of his romances to ekaterina alexandrovna, who is already married to andrei pavlovich; moreover, he visits this house. and more than once during andrei pavlovich’s life, in all likelihood they were friends, they were both participants in the war of 812, and after the death of andrei pavlovich, who was also buried here on the territory of this estate, and ekaterina alexandrovna became alyabiv’s wife. this is exactly what we see here. such a very interesting artifact, the blue color is the painting of the walls of a soviet-era hospital, which is here there has been a hospital since '28, these wallpapers, at first we also thought that , well, probably some kind of post-revolutionary wallpaper, although of course it would be strange for a hospital, the newspapers date back no earlier than 1895, that is, these are both of the last owners of the house before revolution. the project for the conservation of th

, their son andrei , the famous moscow pavlovich afrosimov became its owners, he settled here, and heterina alexandrovna rimskaya korsykova, alexander alexandrovich alyabyev was in love with her. he dedicates most of his romances to ekaterina alexandrovna, who is already married to andrei pavlovitch, moreover, he visits this... house several times during the life of andrei pavlovich, in all likelihood they were friends, they were both participants in the war of 812, and after the death of andrei pavlovich, who was also buried here on the territory of this estate , and ekaterina alexandrovna became alyabiv’s wife. this is where you and i are. the conservation project for this opika was created literally in 2020, it’s literally been there for a few years, we created it, so to speak, in order to save the most valuable, just because there is something to save the most valuable cultural heritage site, what is conservation, is it emergency work, is it temporary roofs, temporary roofs, this is what we now see on this building. the work of the entire entire team of caring residents was carrie

, their son andrei pavlovich afrosimov , became its owners , he just settled here, and he settled herehere you and i see such a very interesting artifact, and the blue color is the painting of the walls of a soviet-era hospital, which was a hospital here for twenty years year eight, these two, we at first also thought that, well, probably they were also some kind of post-revolutionary, although of course for a hospital it would be strange, the newspapers date back no earlier than 1895, that is , this is... both were the last owners of the house before the revolution. the project for the conservation of this opika was created literally in 2020, it’s literally a few years old, and we created it, so to speak , in order to save the most, most valuable, just because there is something to save, the most valuable object of cultural heritage, what is conservation, this is emergency response work , this temporary roofs, temporary roofs, this is what we now see on this building, so that water from above cannot penetrate inside the building, some of the trusses have already been raised, the rest