[club1543502|Sumskaya, 2. Esquina con Mekhnikova.]5 fotos

]. El desarrollo de la cara par impar número dos de la calle Sumskaya se ve facilitado por un edificio de tres pisos en estilo neorrenésseance. En el último tercio del siguido siglo XIX, el propietario del lote de tierra donde se encontraba esta única estructura era el registrador colegial, profesor y viceminister ministro Yegor Fedorovich Lertzer. No se han encontrado any archivos related to this individual. No nuevo edificio fue construido hasta the very end of the 19th century, according to a design presumably by architect B.G. Mikhailovskiy. El edificio que existed before the revolution still stands today. Durante los primeros dos decades of the 20th century, the lot and the building on it were owned by the merchants A.I. and N.I. Korotkovy. Before the revolution, the first floor of the building housed a bookstore belonging to Devrien, while the second floor contained a dental school. Parts of the second and third floors were occupied by apartments. In the 1980s and 1990s, the lower floors hosted the “Teatralny” restaurant, and the upper floor was used by an organization responsible for managing public dining facilities. Between 1992 and 1993, the facades of the building were restored. Currently, the premises are occupied by the “Puzata Hata” fast-food restaurant. Information source: ngeorgij.livejournal.com
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