Imperial Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum
Pushkin, Sadovaya Street, 2
The Imperial Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum in the city of Pushkin is known for the fact that among its first teachers were N. F. Koshansky, Ya. I. Kartsov, A. I. Galich, and A. P. Kunitsyn. During the renovation of the building by September 1811, oak staircases were replaced with stone ones, and two rooms on the third floor were combined into a physics cabinet. The restoration of the lyceum after the fire of 1820 was easier thanks to Director Engelhardt, who organized the removal of furniture and finishing elements, and in the 1960s a service staircase, extended to all floors in 1832, was used. Materials on the history of the building are stored in the museum in a room adjacent to the Assembly Hall, and during the Great Patriotic War the roof of the structure was pierced and doors and window frames were broken out.