🖼 Peter the Great's Cabin in Kolomenskoye

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A log "Peter the Great's cabin" moved to Kolomenskoye from Arkhangelsk in 1934; research suggests it is a reconstruction from the remains of a 1709–1710 palace, and the 1702 rooms have not survived. Inside is period furnishing from Peter's time.

By the traditional account, the cabin was built in 1702 on Markov Island near Arkhangelsk, and Peter lived in it for about two and a half months.
In 1710 it was damaged by ice floes, in 1877 the house was moved to Arkhangelsk, and in 1934 to Kolomenskoye.
The historian I. M. Gostev found that the 1702 rooms have not survived: what stands in Kolomenskoye is a reconstruction from the remains of a 1709–1710 palace that Peter never visited.
Kolomenskoye also has a model of Peter's Dutch cabin in Zaandam, a gift from the Netherlands for the 2013 cross-year.

Part of these routes

All of Kolomenskoye: from the gate to Dyakovo
Peter's cabin, Golosov Ravine and Dyakovo Garden