Информация о здании
Красное двухэтажное здание с зеленой крышей на белокаменном подклете рубежа XVI-XVII веков прячется в переулках Покровки. Это палаты купца Сверчкова. Сверчков вошел в историю в первую очередь тем, что финансировал строительство великолепной Успенской церкви на Покровке, которую не тронул даже Наполеон, но которую снесли в 1936 году.
Усадьба Сверчковых когда-то занимала большую площадь от Сверчкова переулка (ранее он назывался Успенским) до улицы Покровка. Рядом с палатами был пруд и сад, на месте которых теперь находится школа №312.
В 1978 году в Палаты Сверчковых въехал Российский Государственный дом народного творчества, который находится там и в наше время.
Владельцы
A red two-story building with a green roof on a white-stone podklet of the turn of the XVI-XVII centuries hides in the alleys of Pokrovka. This was merchant Sverchkov’s Chambers. Sverchkov was famous at the first place by financing the construction of the magnificent Assumption Church in Pokrovka, which remained untouched even by Napoleon, but was demolished in 1936 by Bolsheviks.
Sverchkov’s Manor occupied a large area from Sverchkov alley (formerly it was called Uspensky Lane) to Pokrovka street once. Pond and garden were by the chambers was a on the site which now houses a school number 312.
Owners of the manor changed frequently from the beginning of the XVIII century. I.D. Almazov and Senator A.G. Zherebtsov owned the manor in the XVIII century. Stone Order and its crafts school acquired the jurisdiction of the estate in 1778. N.N. Legrand, the chief architect of the Stone Order and one of the developers of the General Plan of Moscow was among the teachers of the school of crafts. Chambers building was gradually rebuilt. It housed various institutions. It belonged to the Office of the Armory In 1790. The department of the Commission for buildings in Moscow was located at the Chambers since 1813. The manor again became privately owned since 1836. Abrikosovs owned the property since 1867.
Restoration of the chambers were conducted in the late 1970s.
Russian State House of Folklore entered the Sverchkov House in 1978. It is there in our time.
Sverchkov’s Manor occupied a large area from Sverchkov alley (formerly it was called Uspensky Lane) to Pokrovka street once. Pond and garden were by the chambers was a on the site which now houses a school number 312.
Owners of the manor changed frequently from the beginning of the XVIII century. I.D. Almazov and Senator A.G. Zherebtsov owned the manor in the XVIII century. Stone Order and its crafts school acquired the jurisdiction of the estate in 1778. N.N. Legrand, the chief architect of the Stone Order and one of the developers of the General Plan of Moscow was among the teachers of the school of crafts. Chambers building was gradually rebuilt. It housed various institutions. It belonged to the Office of the Armory In 1790. The department of the Commission for buildings in Moscow was located at the Chambers since 1813. The manor again became privately owned since 1836. Abrikosovs owned the property since 1867.
Restoration of the chambers were conducted in the late 1970s.
Russian State House of Folklore entered the Sverchkov House in 1978. It is there in our time.
Реставрация
В конце 1970-х годов была произведена реставрация палат.
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