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Ruins of the Soviet Empire

On 21.07.201623.08.2016 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Photos of RussiaLeave a comment

Spotted today in southern Moscow. Continue reading “Ruins of the Soviet Empire” →

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Moscow Seen From the Boat

On 30.06.201630.06.2016 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Photos of Russia1 Comment

Photos from my Moscow river boat trip.

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Old vs. New

On 28.02.201628.02.2016 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Photos of RussiaLeave a comment

Revenue house of the Rastorguev merchants

Revenue house of the Rastorguev merchants (1883). Architect – Vassily Karneyev (Korneyev).
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Cheboksary

On 29.11.201529.11.2015 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Photos of Russia, Russian History5 Comments

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Yaroslavl

On 22.11.201522.11.2015 By Sergey ArmeyskovIn Architecture, Art, History, Photos of Russia, Russian Culture, Russian History, Russian Traditions3 Comments

Exploring Yaroslavl…

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