THE INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR THE CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES OF THE VOLOGDA REGION

This house, built in the beginning of the 20^th century and located at the corner of (the presently named) Naberzhnaya of the 6^th Army and Chernyshevskovo Streets, was originally an apartment house belonging to Vasily Fyodorovich Nazarov, a local merchant.  Nazarov also owned a banya (Russian Bath House) located nearby on the bank of the Vologda River.  Eventually, he sold both the apartment house and the banya to the merchant Budkin, who happened to be engaged in the local grocery trade.  From 1921 – 1931 the building housed the office for the administration of the construction of the Oktyabrsky Bridge.  Shortly thereafter, one part of the building was used once again as a residence while the other half housed Post Office no. 5.  In 2013, due to the condition of the house, the residents of 2 Chernyshevskovo St. were resettled to other homes.

It is a two-story house sheathed with wooden boarding.  The overall decorative features of the street façade are representative of homes built during that time period in Vologda.  The main ornamentation of the façade is the angular loggia located on the second floor.  The ornate first floor entryway doors are carved by hand, using elements of relief.  The eaves of the house contain characteristic coves and valances.  Directly under the eaves of the house passes a hand-carved decorative belt.  The basic construction plan is typical for multi-family apartment houses built in the beginning of the 20^th century.  Lengthwise (Longitudinally) there is a main wall that divides the building in two halves; each of the halves contain a separate apartment with a separate entrance.

The house has not been rebuilt.  In 2013, after the house had been resettled it was damaged by fire.

 

In 2013, through the funding of our project partner, the communications and mobile operator Tele2, an information plate containing a QR-code was installed on the house.