Sovetskaya street biography

An expert on the old Perm, the local historian E. Skashilova wrote: “The very first, short street in one quarter appeared on a high shore near the Cathedral of Peter and Paul under construction in the X and was called the Lower. At home, merchants put on it without much order. When the clearings were cut for the future streets of the provincial city, almost all the houses did not fit into the plan and were demolished.

In the year, the street began to be built up again with merchant houses and received the name Bazarnaya.

By the year, she once again changed its name to Torgovskaya. And when, under K. Moderaha, the street lengthened to the Osinsky alley and the merchants began to build impressive two -story stone and half -stroke houses on it, the street received a more solid name - trading. ” By the resolution of the Plenum of the county executive committee in the year, the trading street became called Sovetskaya.

And in the year by the decision of the city executive committee of the part of Sovetskaya Street, which comes from the street. Krisanov to the street. Tolmachev's even side of Sovetskaya Street reaches Reshetnikov Street, and the name of the founder of modern Belarusian literature Yakub Kolas was named after the founder of modern Belarusian literature. A segment of the street from the street.

Ostrovsky to the even side of the street. At: st. Sovetskaya, 1, - is the Perm Order of the "Badge of Honor" Motoronomonomonnoye Plant "Rempotmash". The history of the plant began in the year when the local main railway workshops were founded. The factory buildings of the ancient building can be seen by arriving by train to the Perm station I. Saying from the train or having passed a little from the final stop of the city transport “Perm station I”, we rise to the transitional bridge and find ourselves at the passing of the former Perm steam -repair plant named after Shpagina was so called the plant up to a year, and in the year the name of the fiery revolutionary A.

Shpagin was removed from the name. In the year, the existence of the plant was threatened by "departure into oblivion." But with the advent of the new director of L. Skngov, the plant not only remained, as they say, afloat, but also began to develop very productively. On the street. Sovetskaya, 3 once a technical railway school, whose tasks were the training of qualified specialists for the railway: builders-building technicians, technicians-telegraphists and steam engineers.

At the school, open in the year, there were their own training workshops. In the Soviet years, since the number of students continuously grew, the technical school of railway transport is transferred to the former school on ul. Gorky, 1 and 2. And the house on the street. Sovetskaya, who, according to E. Cassylova, belonged to the school, belonged to Major General V.

Rashet-one of the participants in the construction of the Ural Railway, was given under the hostel, and later under the road-technical school. Around the beginning of the x, the building was destroyed. True, the workshops who were in the yard then retained. The new building at this place was built by Daedal CJSC. Now we will talk about the house on Sovetskaya Street, 9.

He stood next to the Railway School. Unfortunately, a two -story half -stone building has not been preserved to this day. Meanwhile, the building was a monument of history, since in it, built shortly after the fire of the year, the tradesman Kurenbin lived, the chronicler of Perm A. lived the old houses on the odd side of Sovetskaya Street and on the next quarter.

On the even side of Sovetskaya Street, to the memorable fire of the middle of the city century, in front of the building of the railway school, there were two stone houses - the postal and specific offices. They suffered greatly from the fire and later crossed the renewed form to the Kropachev brothers, honorary citizens of Perm, rich merchants. By the year, the whole quarter to the Street of Solikamskaya Maxim Gorky belonged to the son of A.

Kropachev - Nikolai. Skashilova, - IX city elementary school named after Tsarevich Alexei Nikolayevich. Later, in Soviet times, in these buildings were the clinic of Perm I, kindergarten and the evening department of the railway technical school. And in the corner building along Gorky Street, 8 is now located the dental clinic of the department of the Perm II station station.

All described buildings are monuments of urban planning architecture. On the corner of Sovetskaya streets and Maxim Gorky, there used to be a house built in the year of P. Popov - a merchant wine and vodka. Soon, next to this building, the brothers Ivan and Peter Alexandrov built a small plant for the production of beer, fruit and berry drinks, lemonade and selter water. After the revolution of the year, there were brewed and kvasoflat plants of the years, the district food plant E years.

The houses on Sovetskaya Street 14, 16, 18 belonged to the Society for the consumption of the Perm Railway, which existed since the year and was the oldest in the Urals. The company had up to 50 stores along the railway and several enterprises. Behind these houses on Sovetskaya Street, 20 at the end of the year, an original brick five -story building was commissioned by the architect O.

Goryunov, who built OJSC Kama Valina. Further on the street. Sovetskaya on the site of the corner three-story building of the Stalin Building once in the years there was a house where the printing house of P.After his death, his widow became the owner of the house and printing house. 40 people worked in the printing house, and this was the second private printing house in Perm.

In years, zincography of the former heirs of Kamensky was transferred to Sverdlovsk, and in the years the house itself was demolished.