Parkovaya Street (Pushkin)

Parkovaya Street in the city of Pushkin is associated with the history of the Guards regiments and a military hospital, the buildings of which are located along it. After the revolution, Count V. V. Gudovich's mansion housed a school, and then a kindergarten, while the two-story house of I. S. Maltsev was built in 1883 by architect Mashtakov in the Eclectic style. At the Gatchina Gates, which were damaged during the Great Patriotic War and later restored, are the Orlovskaya water tower, the water basin of the Taitsky water conduit, and an old milestone. Until 1992, the building of the former Tsarskoye Selo Military Hospital housed the School of Junior Aviation Specialists, and after the 2005–2006 reconstruction, it became a residential building for reserve officers.