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      🚶 Listvennichnaya Alley (Larch Alley)

      Лиственничная аллея, Тимирязевский район

      A pedestrian alley from Dmitrovskoye Highway to the Timiryazev Academy: 19th-century Siberian larches and Constructivist academic buildings.

      Listvennichnaya Alley (Larch Alley)
      © Gennady Grachev from Moscow, Russia · CC BY 2.0
      • The road to the Petrovskoye estate was laid in the 1750s under Razumovsky.
      • The larches along it were planted in 1863 by Professor R. I. Schroeder of the Petrovsky Academy, and the alley got the name "Listvennichnaya" in 1925.
      • In the late 1920s and early 1930s Constructivist academy buildings and dormitories went up along the alley, including some designed by B. M. Iofan.
      • During the war, an evacuation hospital operated at No. 14, where the future marshals Rokossovsky and Yeryomenko were treated.
      • The alley was closed to cars in the mid-1990s.

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      • Timiryazevka: larches, Peter and a grotto by the pond

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