Ozarki Pavilion

The "Ozerki" Pavilion in the Lugovoy Park of Peterhof had its main entrance on the southern side, adorned with an open portico, and a semi-circular niche with columns and a bench near the southern entrance, where a bronze statue of Empress Alexandra Feodorovna stood in another niche. For the drawing room, the Imperial Porcelain Factory produced mirror glass, under which eleven Jansen's paintings on silk were placed, and among the interior items were a round table with a porcelain tabletop and bronze candelabras with a lizard. Ivan Kosolapov, Ivan Yaishnikov, and T. Dylev were engaged in stucco work, and the local history website names the ballet "The Naiad and the Fisherman" as the most famous event. By the end of the 1950s, only the ground floor and six herms remained of the building, and according to the 1984 inventory, the pavilion lay in ruins after shelling during the war.