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Naryshkin Estate
Address : Gogolevsky bulvar 10-12
The estate dates to the 1790s.
Erected on a stone 17th-century structure serving as its foundation, the
manor house is decorated with pilasters and moulding. The service building
and wing were added on the eastern side at about the same time, and a stone
wall was built between the main house and the wing. After 1812 a portico
with six Corinthian columns was added to the central building. In the 1820
s
the estate belonged to Colonel M. M. Naryshkin, a prominent Moscow
Decembrist. After reconstruction in the 1830s the house passed to the
Appanage Administration, and I. I. Maslov, the head of the Appanage Office,
lived here. He was close to Moscow literary and musical circles, and I.
S.Turgenev, A. N. Ostrovsky, A. A. Fet, N. G. Rubinstein and other Russian
cultural figures were frequent guests.
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