Monument to Alexander Popov in Yekaterinburg, Historic monument in Kirovski district, Yekaterinburg, Russia.
The Monument to Alexander Popov is a cast-iron sculpture depicting the inventor seated on a bench in Yekaterinburg's Kirovski district. It sits on Truda Square near the Central Post Office and is accompanied by a fountain installation.
The monument was inaugurated in 1975 to celebrate Radio Day and honor Popov's discoveries in electromagnetic wave technology. It underwent significant restoration work in 2005 to preserve the installation.
The monument and surrounding Alexander Popov Square function as a central gathering place for residents interested in scientific achievements.
The monument is located on the public Truda Square and is easily accessible since it sits near recognizable city buildings. Informational plaques beside the sculpture provide background details about the inventor's work and achievements.
A fountain installation accompanies the monument, creating an educational space that received substantial restoration work in 2005.
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