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1-5 Guest houses - Guest house #1 Guest house #2 (Woodcarvings by Y.Gusev) Guest house #3 Guest house #5 6 Museum of vodka 7 Post-office Foto1. Foto2. 8 “Merchant yard” (“Gostinyi dvor”) (Architect A.Stepanov) Interiors (Architect I.Kniazev) Ceiling paintings (by Y.Gusev and A.Kniazeva) 9 “The craftsmen’s village” Project. 10 Household area 11 Hotel Details – photo 1 Details – photo 2 Suite interior 12 “The Tavern” (Architect A. Stepanov) 13-14 Moorings 15 Beer pub 16 River station 17 Tents 18 Windmill 19-20 «Old Russian houses» (Museum of traditional lifestyle) 21 "Manor" 22 Personnel houses 23 Shooting range 24 “The huntsman’s hut” (Architect A. Stepanov) 25 "Glade from a fairytale" (Architect A. Stepanov, woodcarvings by Y.Gusev) 26 Personnel apartments 27 Poultry yard 28 Radiomast 29 Rolling hill (Architect Kuzmin projekt 1878 year) |
Upper Mandrogi village is an old Russian settlement in Saint Petersburg Region by the coast of the river Svir'. The village was a concentration camp during 1930-s reprisals (where prisoners were mining pebble for construction of the local power station dam). Having lost all male population during Finnish occupation in World War II, the settlement had finally died away in 1950s.
The core of a new settlement consists of 6 big wooden buildings made in traditional style and the "huts" for the
local canteen and guest houses.
«The craftsmen’s village», Post-office, Hotel, Pub, and five apartment houses were designed in “national romanticism” style typical
for the beginning of the 20th century. "The Tavern", «Merchant yard » and the Rolling hill were designed in mid-19th century Russian style.
Rolling hill is a replica of an old project, published by the "Architect" magazine back in 1878, whereas "Manor" is a wooden Russian version
of an Empire style in which many Russian manors were built in XIX and the beginning of XX century.