Dibuny Platform

The wooden railway station building at Dibuny station in the settlement of Pesochy was completed by 1904 in the Northern Art Nouveau style, and the electrification of the hub was finished in 1951. In 2016, the building was recognized as an identified cultural heritage site, but it has not functioned as a station since 2014 due to low passenger traffic. The history of V. I. Lenin is connected to this place, as he departed from here for Petrograd in August 1917, and it is also mentioned in Samuil Marshak's work "Here's What an Absent-Minded Man." In the early 20th century, the station served large-scale freight shipments from the brick factory of Princess M. V. Vyazemskaya, to which more than 3,700 loaded wagons were sent in 1913.