Nizhneisetskiy orphanage, Residential institution for children in Yekaterinburg, Russia
The Nizhneisetskiy orphanage was a residential facility at Truzhenikov Street 2 that provided shelter and basic education for children without parental care. The building continues to shape Yekaterinburg's urban landscape today.
The facility was established in 1919 following the Russian Civil War and operated continuously until 1962. It reflects the Soviet approach to social care in the aftermath of revolutionary upheaval.
The building housed children from the city and reflects the educational approaches of the Soviet era. Visitors can still see today how such institutions shaped everyday living conditions for orphaned children.
The building is located in the city and serves as a reference point in Yekaterinburg's urban layout. The site is accessible on foot and integrates easily into a walking tour of the area.
A memorial honors former residents who died during the 1941-1945 war. This dedication preserves the memory of young people whose lives were intertwined with the institution.
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