Mogilev. The Paris Hotel.
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Belarus, Mogilev region, Mogilev, Lenin str., 19
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19.11.2024
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During your trip to Mogilev along the pedestrian street, it is worth paying attention to the building in the Theater Square, where the Paris Hotel was located before the revolution. At that time, the square was called Muravyevsky and there were hotels, shops and apartment buildings around it along the perimeter. The hotel belonged to the merchant Landau. He was a very famous and significant citizen of Mogilev, who had a lot of property and did a lot for the city. The building of the former hotel now houses shops and offices.
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Historical
Architectural monument
Location
Latitude: 53.8964416
Longitude: 30.33493696
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1Алег Дзьячкоу
19.11.2024
Mogilev. The Paris Hotel.
Along the pedestrian Leninskaya Street in Mogilev, at the intersection with Boldin Street, the former Seminary Lane, there is a three-story stone building of the former Paris Hotel.
The building was erected in the early 20th century and belonged to Girsha Samuilovich Landau. Merchant Landau was an honorary citizen of Mogilev, was a member of the "Provincial Prison Trust Committee" and a member of the "Society for the Benefit of Poor Jews of the city of Mogilev." Landau also owned an agricultural farm and 2 more apartment buildings in the city center. Merchant G.Landau is a relative of academician, physicist, Nobel laureate Lev Davidovich Landau (1908-1968).
There were shops and workshops on the ground floor of the building. During the Civil War, military institutions were located here and the Red Army University photo studio and the university printing house worked. Then the "Evening Courses School of the Department of Public Education" worked here. There were residential apartments on the second and third floors.
In the two thousandth years, the building housed the workshop of the famous Mogilev artist and graphic artist Fyodor Kiselyov (1946-2019).
The building now houses shops and offices.
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