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The restoration of the 19th century cultural heritage site, the Boratynsky Estate, has been completed in Kazan. Repair and restoration work was carried out under the federal project "Development of infrastructure in the field of culture".

The Rais of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov, assessed the progress of the repair and restoration work of the Memorial Temple to Fallen Soldiers, built in 1823. The Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Tatarstan Marat Aizatullin took part in the detour.

In Kazan, repair and restoration work continues in the Deeva-Manasein house at 3 Dzerzhinsky Street.

According to the project, it is planned to replace the porch, which is in disrepair, repair the porch and the playground from the courtyard facade, replace the "dormer windows" according to historical analogues, update the roof fencing and snow holders.

Repair and restoration work continues at the Mendeleevsk Museum of Local Lore.

The museum is located in the building of the former factory office of P.K. Ushkov and Co. Chemical Plant Partnerships. It is an object of cultural heritage and a monument of history and architecture of national importance.

Restoration of a unique wooden architecture building, a two–storey house on Vakhitova Street, built in 1870, has begun in Kukmor. The office of the Komarov brothers factory, which founded the production of felt boots in the city, was located here. One of the brothers, Nikolai Vasilyevich, also lived here.

The house is an identified object of cultural significance, framed by wooden lace.

Repair and restoration work began in the building of the Kazan State Theater of the Young Spectator. 

The theater building is located at 10 Ostrovsky Street. It was built in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, where a merchant's club was opened. After the October Revolution of 1917, it was given to the House of Tatar Culture, and Maxim Gorky performed here in 1923. Since the 1940s, the Oriental Club building has housed the Theater of the Young Spectator.