🖼 Zakharovo Estate

Одинцовский округ, д. Захарово

The estate of Pushkin's grandmother, where the poet spent summers as a child: a house recreated in 1999, 18th-century outbuildings, a pond and an old park. Part of the Pushkin Museum-Reserve.

The poet's grandmother Maria Alekseyevna Gannibal bought Zakharovo in November 1804 for 28,000 roubles.
Little Pushkin was brought here every summer from 1805 to 1810.
The two-storey manor house was built by the artillery captain I. Ya. Tinkov, who bought the estate in 1781.
Pushkin's house did not survive, and a mansion of the early 20th century that repeated it burned down in 1993.
From Pushkin's time the driveway alleys, ponds and lime-tree park have survived.
In 2005 a monument to Maria Gannibal with young Pushkin by the Voronezh sculptor A. E. Kozinin was installed at the estate.

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Zakharovo and Vyazyomy: Pushkin’s places