Raevsky Estate (Pushkin)

The Raevsky estate in the city of Pushkin is located at 34 Pushkinskaya Street, where the entrance to the house is made on the extreme axis with a laconic decoration and the owner's coat of arms above the doors. Mikhail Nikolaevich Raevsky, a Major General of His Imperial Majesty's Retinue and a gardener, owned this estate, and in October 1914, an infirmary for 20 officers was consecrated in his house. After the nationalization of buildings in 1918, Teplov's wing on the side of Oranzhereinaya Street was rebuilt into a prison. On the adjacent plot at 36 Pushkinskaya Street, there is a stone two-story house built in 1855 with stoves made of white tiles with gilded tiles and Vidov's extension, highlighted by thickened sandriks.