Another object of cultural heritage has been restored in Tatarstan as part of the national project “Culture”

31 October 2022, Monday

The identified object of cultural heritage “The Building of the gymnasium, the end of the XIX century” is located at Lenin St., 31 in Laishevo. After the completion of all restoration work, the building will house a museum dedicated to G. R. Derzhavin, a native of Laishevsky district of Kazan province.

The house where the gymnasium was located is located in the historical part of the city. According to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Tatarstan No. 188 dated 26.03.2015 "On approval of the list of historical settlements of regional significance of the Republic of Tatarstan", this object is an identified object of cultural heritage based on the list of newly identified objects of the Republic of Tatarstan.

Repair work was started in 2021 as part of the implementation of the national project "Culture". The customer of the repair and restoration works was the Main Investment and Construction Department, the contractor was LLC "USC".

During the restoration, general construction and finishing works were carried out at the facility. Works on the installation of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, water supply and sanitation, security and fire alarm systems, access control systems, low-current computer networks. In addition, the supply and installation of technological equipment, as well as landscaping were carried out.

Historical and technical background:

The building of the women's gymnasium, located on the corner of the main street and the alley leading to the Chulman (Kama) River, was built in 1864 at the expense of local landowners and partly the zemstvo council of the city and county. The grand opening took place in 1865.

In 1917, a fire broke out in the building, which caused significant damage. After the fire, it was rebuilt again only in the mid-1930s. In the future, first a second-stage school was located here, and then a school for working youth.

In the 1950s, an additional block was added to the house.

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