Grodno. Romer's house (Sovetskaya St., 23).
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Belarus, Grodno region, Grodno, Sovetskaya str., 23.
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22.02.2025
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In Grodno, on pedestrian Sovetskaya Street, there is an old stone two-story mansion called the Romer house. This building is also known as the Yasinovsky House, the Peterburgsky Hotel, the Moskovsky Hotel, and the Polsky Hotel. These establishments were located in the building at different times.
Initially, the house was three storeys high, and it was painted in his painting by the artist and composer Napoleon Orda, who was familiar with the owner S. Romer.
After the war, there was a dormitory of the pedagogical institute in the building, where the famous writer A. Karpyuk lived. Now there is a restaurant and a government office here.
The building is a two-storey stone eclectic style with elements of classicism.
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Historical
Architectural monument
Location
Latitude: 53.6813159
Longitude: 23.8314491
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1Алег Дзьячкоу
22.02.2025
Grodno. Romer's house.
In Grodno, on Sovetskaya pedestrian street (house number 23), there is an architectural monument known as the Romer House. At first, Severin and Theodora Romer were the owners of the house.
Severin Romer served as marshal of the nobility of the Grodno district. He took part in the uprising of 1863-1864. Rebels often gathered in his mansion. He was well acquainted with the artist and composer Napoleon Orda, who visited Romer and painted the master's house in one of his paintings.
After the suppression of the uprising and the expulsion of Romer to the Tomsk province, the building was put up for sale, and it was acquired by Moisha and Lisa Yasinovsky. They rebuilt the house for the Peterburgsky Hotel. At the same time, there was a store selling colonial goods and Rhenish wines. At the beginning of the 20th century, the owners were Judel and Raube Riemann. They rebuilt the building and expanded the hotel's premises to 33 rooms.
During the revolutionary events in the spring of 1919, the Belarusian National Committee and the Belarusian county Council, the Central Belarusian Council of the Grodno region, as well as the Belarusian House club, Belarusian language courses, the Editorial Office of the newspaper "Belarus" and the community of Belarusian youth worked in this house. During the period of the Polish state, the editorial office of the newspaper "New Diary of Kresovy" worked in Polish.
During the Nazi occupation, the building housed the Main Customs Office of the occupation authorities.
After the war, the dormitory of the pedagogical institute was located here, and the future famous writer Alexey Karpyuk (1920-1992) lived as a student.
Then the city executive committee of Grodno worked here.
In 1961, the 'Pelmennaya' cafe opened in the basement, and then the 'Semafor' bistro restaurant began operating in this room.
Since 1982, he has been a regional organization of book lovers.
The building now houses the Grodno Regional Committee for Natural Resources and Environmental Protection, and the 'Semaphore' restaurant.
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