this part of simbirsk mainly consisted of estates. now we just visited a real simbirsk estate.s of this estate for several years. volodya was a boy then. 6 years. this estate belonged to the priest ivan andreevich anoksagorov. he had a big one family, seven children. the house, which is now a museum of everyday life, and somehow i don’t want to call it a museum. there are not museum exhibits around at all, but things that made up the life of those departed people. here in the women's bedroom there are wedding shoes on the floor. they were discharged from paris itself. a household sign for... centuries was an abundance of little things, and figurines, and other unnecessary little things, well, in general, everything that later, in soviet times, would be called philistinism, which they would fiercely fight, oh, these guardians of the taste of us today are not we saw the notorious puffers resting on the chest of drawers, an indispensable sewing machine among the most expensive things, ladies, even if they were wealthy, believed that it was very important to be able to sew yourself