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The
Golovin
estate
in
Potapovsky
Lane,
house
8\12,
building
5
(corner
with
Sverchkov
Lane),
ensemble
of
buildings,
the
main
building
in
the
photo.
For
reference,
Potapovsky
Lane
is
named
after
the
Russian
architect
Pyotr
Potapov.
The
estate
dates
back
to
the
18th-19th
centuries;
work
on
the
house
took
so
long
because
of
the
War
of
1812.
The
estate
was
built
in
the
style
of
classicism
-
the
facade
of
the
Main
building
is
decorated
with
beautiful
white
stone
columns,
brought
together
under
a
triangular
pediment,
and
stucco
medallions.
But
the
real
gate
(you
can
barely
see
it
in
the
photo)
is
made
in
the
Empire
style.
The
estate
was
inherited
(through
the
male
line)
of
the
Golovin
family,
and
at
the
end
of
the
18th
century
it
began
to
belong
to
the
merchant
of
the
2nd
guild
V.
Frolov,
then
to
the
state
councilor
N.
Belyaev
and,
subsequently,
to
his
relatives.
Now
the
Estate
is
home
to
several
government
institutions.
Golovin
Manor
in
Potapov
lane,
8\12,
Building
5
(the
corner
with
Sverchkov
lane),
the
ensemble
of
buildings
on
the
photos
Main
Building.
For
reference
-
Potapov
lane
named
after
a
Russian
architect
Peter
Potapov.
The
manor
belongs
to
the
XVIII-XIX
centuries.,
The
work
on
the
house
was
delayed
for
so
long
because
of
the
War
of
1812.
The
estate
was
built
in
the
classical
style
-
the
facade
of
the
main
building
is
decorated
with
beautiful
white
stone
columns
,
mixed
by
a
triangular
pediment,
sculptured
medallions.
But
the
real
goal
(they
barely
seen
in
the
photo)
made
in
the
Empire
style.
Manor
passed
by
inheritance
(the
male
line)
Golovin
kind,
and
in
the
late
18th
century
was
owned
by
the
merchant
2nd
guild
V.Frolovu,
then
to
State
Councilor
N.Belyaevu
and,
later,
his
relatives.
Now
Manor
is
located
several
government
agencies.
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