🖼 Dacha Museum and Exhibition Center (Museum of Russian Lubok and Naive Art)

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The Dacha museum and exhibition center — the exhibition of the Museum of Russian Lubok and Naive Art in a stone Art Nouveau dacha of the 1900s, one of the few surviving buildings of the Novogireyevo dacha village.

The Novogireyevo dacha village was developed in the early 20th century by Alexander Ivanovich Torletsky.
It was advertised as the first planned and well-appointed village near Moscow: running water in every house, its own telephone exchange and post office.
In 1908 the village got its own station platform, Novogireyevo.
A horse tram ran from the platform along Baronsky Prospekt — today's Soyuzny — a rarity for dacha villages.
In 2014 the Art-Naive-Park opened at the museum, with the "Konka" pavilion — a tram car pulled by a pair of iron horses.

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Perovo and Novogireyevo: Baroque, Sidur, an oak grove