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The house of Chernyavskaya began to restore in Vologda

In the regional capital began restoration work on the historic building

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The house of Chernyavskaya began to restore in Vologda

In the regional capital began restoration work on the historic building. The house of Chernyavskaya stands on the embankment of the VI Army. The building is a building of the late XIX - early XX century.

The house was bought by the investor at auction, he will be engaged in restoration. This was reported by the head of Vologda Sergey Zhestyanikov. The building does not belong to cultural heritage sites. However, as a city-forming element of the historical environment has value.

The builders are now dismantling the roof. Next, a new roof will be installed. In parallel, work is underway to preserve the house and place a banner on the facade.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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