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Moscow, which is not. (27 photos)
A selection of photos of Moscow 1950-1980 godov.27 pictures of that time.
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Arbat Square (west side), 1969
Barbarian (then st. Razin). Build a hotel "Russia", 1967
Borodino bridge and the Foreign Ministry building on Smolenskaya Embankment, day, 1957
The photo was taken from the Kiev railway station overlooking the newcomer while the high-rise building on Smolenskaya embankment, which houses the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to legend, this is a high-rise Stalin personally was pririsoval spire. After that, the spiers were added to all the skyscrapers, they are made of metallized glass that sparkled in the sun.
Crystal Lane, 1969.
Wall Andronicus Monastery on the Yauza, 1958-59.
Plyushchikha Street, view toward the Garden Ring. Left departs 3rd lane Truzhenikov (ex. 3rd Exaltation), 1980
Gagarin Lane (then st. Ryleeva), 1967. View towards the Garden Ring. Left moves Khrushchev lane. Opposite him now vanished wooden house.
The last lane in 1980, view toward Sretenka. Homes demolished the left, now in their place - the School of Dramatic Art.
Arbat street view from the house 38 in the direction of Smolensk Square, 1966. Very interesting pedestrians - as if from a movie 60s.
Smolenskaya Embankment, 1955
On the other side of the Moscow River, on Smolenskaya embankment seen the house of the architect Nikolai Ivanovich Gaygarova. To his left, between the house and a small Gaygarovskim mansion begins Flow Lane. To the left of it is now possible to see the British Embassy. On the opposite side, where he was a photographer in those days it was not yet built the waterfront, and there was only sandy beach.
Little Nikita (former street. Kachalova), 1961-1962.
From left to see the fence, behind which is the Church of the Great Ascension. The temple with a bell tower was built in 1799-1801 years. In 1812 we built a refectory and basement of the church. The building was completed in 1848, but the bell tower was never built. In late 2001, the bell tower decided to build, in connection with which a fence partially demolished.
Angle Krivonikolskogo Lane, 1950
Before the house of health education, neoclassical pattern. It was demolished in 1962 during the construction of the New Arbat. The house was the right shoe repair.
Spasopeskovsky area, the southeast corner, 1966. Here, a well-known monument of wooden Moscow Empire - House Shchepochkina, № 6. Dismantled in 1994 and now re-established with 15% the previous log. Ahead - unpreserved wooden house (№ 4)
1st Truzhenikov Lane (ex. 1st Exaltation), before going on Plyushchikha, 1980.
View Prechistenka of pure alley, 1981
Krivonikolsky Lane, 1950
Here's a rustic look almost in the center of Moscow. Himself Krivonikolsky lane was knee-paralleled and Silver Lane. Houses that are seen in the distance, standing on the Arbat.
Novospassky Monastery, general view from the bell tower, 1956-57.
Novospassky Monastery, general view, 1956-57.
Nikitsky Boulevard, 1959-1960 gg.do start of construction of the tunnel under the Arbat area
Simonov monastery mid-1950s.
Big Sukharevsky Lane in 1980, view of the street side of the tube (left - the house №6 / 8)
Ashcheulov Lane in 1980, in view of the street. Sretenka (right house №9)
Cook, 52, Central House of Writers, 1960.
Spassky Cathedral of the monastery Adronikova, 1958-59.
Arbat street view from the house 23 towards Smolenskaya Square. On the Arbat is the only trolley on the street 39th route in 1980.
Lenin Hills, 1955
Staropansky lane towards Bol. Cherkassky per. On the right in the foreground is seen a piece of the church of St. Cosmas and Damian in the Old Paneh, 1980.
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© chibis Learn
Arbat Square (west side), 1969
Barbarian (then st. Razin). Build a hotel "Russia", 1967
Borodino bridge and the Foreign Ministry building on Smolenskaya Embankment, day, 1957
The photo was taken from the Kiev railway station overlooking the newcomer while the high-rise building on Smolenskaya embankment, which houses the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to legend, this is a high-rise Stalin personally was pririsoval spire. After that, the spiers were added to all the skyscrapers, they are made of metallized glass that sparkled in the sun.
Crystal Lane, 1969.
Wall Andronicus Monastery on the Yauza, 1958-59.
Plyushchikha Street, view toward the Garden Ring. Left departs 3rd lane Truzhenikov (ex. 3rd Exaltation), 1980
Gagarin Lane (then st. Ryleeva), 1967. View towards the Garden Ring. Left moves Khrushchev lane. Opposite him now vanished wooden house.
The last lane in 1980, view toward Sretenka. Homes demolished the left, now in their place - the School of Dramatic Art.
Arbat street view from the house 38 in the direction of Smolensk Square, 1966. Very interesting pedestrians - as if from a movie 60s.
Smolenskaya Embankment, 1955
On the other side of the Moscow River, on Smolenskaya embankment seen the house of the architect Nikolai Ivanovich Gaygarova. To his left, between the house and a small Gaygarovskim mansion begins Flow Lane. To the left of it is now possible to see the British Embassy. On the opposite side, where he was a photographer in those days it was not yet built the waterfront, and there was only sandy beach.
Little Nikita (former street. Kachalova), 1961-1962.
From left to see the fence, behind which is the Church of the Great Ascension. The temple with a bell tower was built in 1799-1801 years. In 1812 we built a refectory and basement of the church. The building was completed in 1848, but the bell tower was never built. In late 2001, the bell tower decided to build, in connection with which a fence partially demolished.
Angle Krivonikolskogo Lane, 1950
Before the house of health education, neoclassical pattern. It was demolished in 1962 during the construction of the New Arbat. The house was the right shoe repair.
Spasopeskovsky area, the southeast corner, 1966. Here, a well-known monument of wooden Moscow Empire - House Shchepochkina, № 6. Dismantled in 1994 and now re-established with 15% the previous log. Ahead - unpreserved wooden house (№ 4)
1st Truzhenikov Lane (ex. 1st Exaltation), before going on Plyushchikha, 1980.
View Prechistenka of pure alley, 1981
Krivonikolsky Lane, 1950
Here's a rustic look almost in the center of Moscow. Himself Krivonikolsky lane was knee-paralleled and Silver Lane. Houses that are seen in the distance, standing on the Arbat.
Novospassky Monastery, general view from the bell tower, 1956-57.
Novospassky Monastery, general view, 1956-57.
Nikitsky Boulevard, 1959-1960 gg.do start of construction of the tunnel under the Arbat area
Simonov monastery mid-1950s.
Big Sukharevsky Lane in 1980, view of the street side of the tube (left - the house №6 / 8)
Ashcheulov Lane in 1980, in view of the street. Sretenka (right house №9)
Cook, 52, Central House of Writers, 1960.
Spassky Cathedral of the monastery Adronikova, 1958-59.
Arbat street view from the house 23 towards Smolenskaya Square. On the Arbat is the only trolley on the street 39th route in 1980.
Lenin Hills, 1955
Staropansky lane towards Bol. Cherkassky per. On the right in the foreground is seen a piece of the church of St. Cosmas and Damian in the Old Paneh, 1980.
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